1/ ETH is underperforming BTC and SOL big time this cycle. The reason? Many think that it’s Ethereum’s choice to go modular. Was this a strategic misstep? We pulled a bunch of data and have some answers. 👇

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XRP price is quietly falling into a rather uncomfortable zone. The price has dropped approximately 9% in the last 30 days, the upward momentum seems to have stalled, and the positive discussions about the Token on social media have also become less enthusiastic...

Sentiment around XRP has collapsed — and this could be the opportunity the buyers have been waiting for.

According to ME News, on December 24th (UTC+8), Yi Lihua posted on the X platform stating that he believes the current period is the best buying opportunity for ETH and is optimistic about a bull market in 2026, setting a future target price of $10,000 for ETH. Reflecting on past experiences, Yi Lihua mentioned that he liquidated his BTC holdings when it was between $7,000 and $8,000 due to the unbearable bear market, avoiding the March 12th drop but missing out on the subsequent rise to $69,000. Regarding the current market, Yi Lihua stated that he completed his exit strategy before October 11th...

Yi Lihua: ETH's future target is $10,000, and the current price range is the best for buying.

An experimental art project in Brazil has been granted permission to raise $197,000 to host a concert that transforms real-time Bitcoin price data into symphonic music.

Brazilian orchestra transforms Bitcoin price fluctuations into live symphonic music.

6/ So, was modular a mistake? For $ETH holders in the short term, it's been ugly. But long-term and as a strategy to reduce the existential risk of being replaced? Maybe modularity has positioned ETH for sustainable growth and continued dominance. Read our full, data-driven