According to Bijie.com, on December 10th, DOYR surged by over 290% in a short period due to news of its listing on Binance Alpha, with a market capitalization of $10.4 million.

XRP's exchange supply has plunged 45% in under 60 days, with over 1 billion tokens moved off trading platforms, signaling a major liquidity shift toward institutional custody and long-term holdings. This reduction in readily available supply, coupled with the token's inclusion in new institutional products, sets the stage for increased price volatility. Currently consolidating near $2.05 within a tightening symmetrical triangle, a breakout above $2.12 could trigger a rally, while a drop below $2.00 may lead to short-term weakness.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a newly created wallet withdrew 200,001 SOL tokens from Binance on December 10th. The wallet is worth $27.87 million.

According to a tweet from Wu Blockchain, Animoca Brands has partnered with Solv Protocol to help Japanese companies holding large amounts of Bitcoin generate revenue through a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform. Target clients include businesses and publicly traded companies.

According to a tweet from Whale Alert, 1,220 bitcoins worth approximately $113 million were transferred from an unknown wallet to a new unknown wallet.

According to CoinWorld.com on December 10, Japan will require cryptocurrency exchanges to hold liability reserves or purchase insurance to ensure they can compensate customers in the event of a hacking attack. This major regulatory change may reshape the industry landscape.

XRP's current technical pattern closely mirrors its 2017 setup, which preceded a historic 7,452% surge, according to analyst observations. The token, now at $2.09, shows identical wave patterns and consolidation, but is now supported by stronger fundamentals including Ripple's expanded partnerships, institutional adoption, and a clearer regulatory environment. Analysts suggest that a repeat of the 2017 breakout, potentially propelling the price toward $155, is a scenario being closely watched by the market.

Binance secures full regulatory approval from Abu Dhabi Global Market, allowing it to operate trading, clearing, custody, and brokerage services under a unified supervisory regime starting January 2026. The exchange clarified this milestone is for regulatory clarity, not a formal headquarters relocation. Meanwhile, BNB traded at $886, down 1.25% over 24 hours, with market data indicating cautiously bullish trader sentiment.

POPOLOGY® Network, a Web3-based platform, is challenging the dominance of centralized media giants like Google and Facebook by redistributing power and revenue. Its core, the POPsphere™ metasearch engine, allows creators to curate and repackage internet video into on-chain broadcasts called POPcast® and PEERstreams™. The model ensures 50% of ad revenue goes to creators and viewers, with smart contracts managing distribution and on-chain records ensuring transparency, aiming to rebuild digital media on ownership and shared economic benefits.

According to a report from Bijie.com on December 10th, StandX's trading points program is now live on the mainnet. Users who hold $DUSD in their Perps wallets and Vaults and trade it will earn points rewards; the more they trade, the more rewards they earn. In addition, this program partners with Binance Wallet, offering all users of the Binance Wallet extension (Keyless) an extra 10% in points. This extra points program will last for four weeks, ending on January 7th, 2026. Points are calculated retroactively, rewarding past and future transactions.