Hyperliquid December Revenue Surpasses $60 Million, Down 32.4% Month-over-Month

On January 2nd, Onchain Lens data indicates BlackRock has just deposited 1,134 BTC (worth $101.37 million) and 7,255 ETH (worth $22.1 million) into Coinbase.

On January 2, on-chain data analyst Yu Jin reported that the whale or institutional investor which lost $13.73 million in a week last November from buying high and selling low on ETH—after its latest failed trade—purchased 2,251 XAUt (Gold Token) for $9.95 million just half an hour ago today, at an average price of $4,420 per token.

Per HTX market data, Binance’s addition of a monitoring tag (indicating potential delisting) for FLOW triggered a temporary 7% drop in the token. It broke the prior low of $0.079 set during the December 27 network security incident and is now trading at $0.075—marking another all-time low. FLOW has plummeted over 94% from its December 2024 high of $1.262, with a current market cap of just $129 million. CoinGecko data shows FLOW launched in October 2020, hit an all-time high of $42.4 on April 5, 2021, and its market cap topped $5 billion on October 17 that same year.

On January 2nd, on-chain data analyst Yu Jin detected that after Ethereum (ETH) once again rose above $3,000, a whale who had borrowed 5,000 ETH to short the token a month earlier chose to close their position. The whale has just withdrawn 4,830 ETH (worth approximately $14.75 million) from Binance to repay the loan on-chain. This ETH short trade netted them roughly $390,000 in profit. They borrowed the tokens to short on December 5th when ETH was trading at $3,132, and today repurchased the ETH at $3,054 to settle the loan.

Binance will expand monitored tags for specific tokens on January 2, 2026, per official sources, adding the following: - Acala Token (ACA) - DAR Open Network (D) - Streamr (DATA) - Flow (FLOW) Binance noted that tokens with monitored tags carry significantly higher volatility and risk than other listed tokens. These tokens will be closely monitored and subject to regular reviews. Note that tokens with monitored tags that no longer meet the platform’s listing criteria face delisting risk.

Data cited by The Block on January 2nd shows Ethereum’s 7-day moving average of daily transactions hit 1.87 million on December 31st, marking an all-time high. That figure topped the previous record of 1.61 million transactions set during the 2021 NFT and DeFi boom on May 10, and also exceeded the recent peak of 1.73 million transactions recorded on August 9, 2025. Ethereum’s active address count also hit a phase high at year-end, reaching 728,904 — the highest level since May 12, 2021. Additionally, new addresses on December 31st totaled 270,160, the largest single-day increase since early 2018. Nick Ruck, research director at LVRG, noted the recent surge in on-chain activity is primarily driven by network upgrades. These upgrades have significantly cut transaction fees, boosted scalability, and drawn more institutional participation via ETFs and Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization.