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$PEPE ‌Evidence this week points to net accumulation behavior of PEPE, supported by an increasing number of holders and heavy inflows during price rallies. Meanwhile, retail holders remain a significant portion of the supply. For accurate assessment of whale balances, it's advisable to monitor on-chain group analysis reports or reliable market inflow/outflow data.
Confidence level: Moderate, based on signals from the post.
More than just confirmed whale data sets are circulating on social media, a quick check using the above post is recommended, and future analyses on the chain should be cons

$ASTER ‌The rise in ASTER reflects trading driven by planned coin distribution mechanisms and cautious hopes for infrastructure upgrades in 2026. A key point to watch: Can ASTER maintain levels above $0.70 through to January 5th, when selling pressure from the coin redistribution begins to emerge?

$ETH ‌BlackRock's ETHA led the weekly outflow of ETH-invested ETFs, while Grayscale's ETHE led the one-day outflow on December 24th, consistent with holiday risk-reducing behavior. The temporary inflow into Grayscale's Mini Trust indicates that investor interest remains selective and not entirely negative.

$XRP ‌The rise in XRP over the past 24 hours has been driven by demand fueled by ETFs and technical support, but the momentum is constrained by weak momentum and obstacles to its implementation in banks. What to watch: Can XRP hold above $1.85?
And will it attract further buying interest before regulatory developments in January 2026?

$DOGE ‌The decline in Dogecoin reflects technical signals, whale selling, and overall market caution. While oversold market conditions might aid a price recovery, the lack of clear positive factors such as news from Elon Musk or ETF funding suggests the trend remains bearish.
Things to follow:
The question is whether DOGE's price can maintain support at $0.118. A break below this level could lead to a sharp decline similar to the one in 2022 when the price dropped to $0.05. It's important to monitor whale selling on exchanges and the Bitcoin support level at $88,000 for future market directio

$LTC ‌The decline in Litecoin reflects technical resistance at key moving averages, overall market caution, and liquidity constraints often encountered during peak trading periods. While the 7-day trend remains slightly positive (+1.81%), the 30-day trend (-6.1%) suggests that sellers are still in control in the medium term.
Key point to watch: Can LTC maintain its Fibonacci level of $75.89 (78.6% retracement) if Bitcoin falls below $87,400?

$SOL ‌The decline in SOL reflects technical weakness after failing to break through resistance and market concerns shifting toward safe-haven assets like Bitcoin, despite the network's strong fundamentals (total DeFi value $8.8B, transaction speed 65,000 TPS). The price will depend on a potential regaining ground above the $125.50 resistance level.
Key takeaway: Can SOL hold support at $120 amidst the low liquidity of the holiday period? A drop below this level could trigger stop-loss selling pressure pushing the price down to $110.

The decline in SOL is driven by selling pressure in the derivatives market, whale short positions, and a failure to recover technically. Although inflows into US ETFs ($+69 million compared to BTC/ETH outflows) indicate institutional investor accumulation, the short-term risk remains bearish.
What to watch: Can SOL hold support at $123.5, or will short selling and position liquidation push the price down to $117? Follow the SOL position liquidation hotline.$SOL ‌

$ETH ‌ETH volume on exchanges fell to its lowest level in several years this week, indicating reduced sell liquidity and a thinner order book. Despite cautious ETF outflows, ETH volume on exchanges remains low, which could lead to rapid price movements both up and down. For monitoring, exchange balances, staking inflows, and the return of significant ETH to exchanges should be watched.

$BTC ‌Bitcoin's upward movement reflects market mechanisms involving leverage (short squeeze risk), whale movements, and technical rebounds. While there are many positive signals in the short term, resistance at the 30-day moving average and the short closing zone at $93,000 will test market confidence.
What to watch: Can Bitcoin hold above $89,046 with increasing trading volume? If not, profit-taking could push it down to $85,868 (78.6% Fibonacci level)

#LUNC 's upward movement is driven by technical factors (short squeeze), expectations of network upgrades, and tokenization narratives (coin burning). Despite the positive short-term outlook, declining open interest and overall market concerns (CMC's Fear & Greed Index at 30) suggest caution.
Key points to watch: Whether LUNC can hold above the Fibonacci resistance at $0.000067 (38.2% retracement level) after the upgrade, or if profit-taking will return, and monitor the Do Kwon verdict on December 11th to assess future market sentiment.

$LINK ‌LINK's rally is driven by increased institutional investor demand for the ETF, positive technical signals, and improving crypto market sentiment. While there is potential for short-term profit-taking near $15, the success of the ETF and LINK's role as a transaction token (e.g., partnerships with ICE, SWIFT) are strengthening the coin.
Things to Watch: Can GLNK maintain capital inflows, and will LINK close December above its 200-day moving average ($17.76)