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According to ChainCatcher, MLM monitoring shows that about one hour ago, a certain wallet address sold 100,000 HYPE (approximately $2.5 million), then transferred the funds to another wallet, and initiated a 5-hour TWAP to long 500,000 LIT (approximately $1.73 million)—so far, 77,000 LIT (about $266,000) have been traded.

BlockBeats News, December 29th, according to MLM Monitor, a wallet address sold about 100,000 HYPE tokens (approximately $2.5 million) an hour ago, then transferred the funds to another wallet and initiated a 5-hour TWAP transaction to long 500,000 LIT tokens (approximately $1.73 million) — currently 77,000 LIT tokens have been traded (approximately $266,000). Addresses: 0xd9225c2b6383f6e532c01c34d7588b1106b9e30b0xa71d664f7899dbe4ac768c1b162c4c5610e978aa The associated wallet address also unstaked another 100,000 HYPE tokens (approximately $2.54 million) almost simultaneously, which will unlock in 7 days. This address received a total of 684,415.94 HYPE tokens at TGE and is the 20th largest airdrop recipient address, with the cumulative earnings from just the HYPE token exceeding $17 million.

BlockBeats News, December 29, according to Cointelegraph, crypto analyst Adam Livingston pointed out that since 2015, bitcoin has accumulated a gain of about 27,701%, significantly outperforming silver's approximately 405% and gold's approximately 283% over the same period, calling it a "top asset." Longtime gold advocate and bitcoin critic Peter Schiff countered that only the past four years should be compared, stating that "bitcoin's era is over." In response, Matt Golliher, co-founder of bitcoin wealth management firm Orange Horizon Wealth, stated that commodity prices tend to converge toward production costs in the long run, and price increases stimulate supply; however, bitcoin has a fixed supply attribute, so the logic is different. In 2025, precious metal prices surged, with gold reaching a historical high of about $4,533 per ounce and silver approaching $80 per ounce; meanwhile, bitcoin's price remained relatively stagnant. At the same time, the US Dollar Index (DXY) fell nearly 10% during the year, marking one of its worst years in a decade. Arthur Hayes believes that the Federal Reserve's loose monetary policy and a weakening dollar will be long-term positives for scarce assets, including gold, silver, and bitcoin.