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According to TechFlow, on December 25, during Gokhshtein Media's "The Breakdown" program, Strategy founder Michael Saylor expressed his stance on the highly debated BITCOIN Ordinals (Bitcoin inscriptions). Saylor acknowledged that inscriptions are a controversial topic but emphasized that the stability of the Bitcoin protocol is its core value. He stated his support for users' freedom to use the Bitcoin network, including minting inscriptions, but firmly opposed modifying the underlying protocol or adding new features for this purpose. Saylor neither supports censoring inscriptions nor advocates for protocol changes to promote them, believing that Bitcoin's fundamental value lies in monetary integrity rather than additional features. He advocates letting the market naturally determine the direction of development, where good ideas will prevail and bad ones will fail, and stresses that the Bitcoin network should be inclusive of all types of users, from government institutions to individual investors.

Foresight News reported that Infinex founder Kain Warwick responded to the adjustment of INX token Sonar sale terms in a post. Kain Warwick stated that, as the initial valuation of $300 million was considered too high in the current market environment and could easily trigger negative sentiment, it was decided to lower the FDV of the Sonar sale from $300 million to $99.99 million, and the fundraising target was also reduced from $15 million to $5 million. Registration for this sale will open on December 27, and the official launch will be on January 3. The token supply will account for 5%, with a one-year lock-up period. The new plan retains the paid early unlock mechanism, with the price decreasing over time from a $300 million FDV to a $100 million FDV. Due to the reduced valuation resulting in a smaller allocation, Patron holders will no longer have guaranteed allocations, and the sale will use an RNG random allocation method. The individual subscription limit remains between $200 and $2,500. In addition, after the Sonar sale ends, another 2% of the tokens will be sold on Uniswap CCA at a $100 million FDV.

According to TechFlow, on December 25, Infinex founder Kain Warwick @kaiynne announced that the fully diluted valuation (FDV) of the INX token Sonar sale would be significantly reduced from the originally planned $300 million to $99.99 million, in response to market feedback regarding the initial pricing being too high. Registration for the sale will open on December 27, and the official launch will take place on January 3, with a fundraising target of $5 million, accounting for 5% of the total supply. The tokens will have a one-year lock-up period, but an early unlock mechanism is retained, with the unlock price gradually decreasing from $300 million to $100 million over time. Due to the lower valuation, the sale is expected to be heavily oversubscribed, so allocation for Patron NFT holders cannot be guaranteed. The entire sale will use an RNG mechanism, with a minimum investment of $200 and a maximum of $2,500.