2025-12-29 16:25:13

The crypto space saw several major developments this week. Trust Wallet (TWT) rolled out a compensation program for victims affected by the recent extension hack, while FLOW token took a severe hit, plummeting 46% following a $3.9 million security breach. Meanwhile, search interest in crypto topics slid to year-end lows, signaling cooling retail attention.

On the institutional side, activity picked up momentum. A major fund moved roughly $30 million in AAVE to a compliance-focused platform, signaling strategic capital repositioning. In tokenomics moves, a prominent DEX burned 100 million UNI tokens, and blockchain infrastructure player BitMine made waves by staking $219 million worth of ETH—a substantial bet on network validation.

TWT-1,39%

FLOW-0,37%

AAVE-3,41%

UNI-5,14%

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 14h ago

Another dark week, FLOW is directly cut in half... --- Institutions are quietly stockpiling, retail investors are still losing money, hilarious --- TWT compensation this time is pretty good, definitely better than those who just run away --- UNI burns 100 million tokens? Is this a market rescue or a smoke screen? --- BitMine spent over 200 million to buy ETH, quite bold --- Retail enthusiasm hits a new low again... it's time to wake up, everyone --- AAVE is transitioning to a compliant platform, this move is interesting, is regulation coming? --- This week is just big players cleaning out their positions, retail taking the bait, old tricks again

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TokenomicsPolice

· 14h ago

Here we go again, FLOW is directly cut in half this time, it's a bit tragic. Institutions are quietly accumulating, retail investors are still watching the show, and the gap is getting bigger and bigger. UNI directly burns 100M? Such a move, big players are playing chess. Security vulnerabilities keep popping up one after another, it's pretty good that Trust Wallet can still be remedied this time. BitMine invested 219M ETH, do they really believe in staking or are they just trying to harvest the leeks? Retail investors are cooling off, no wonder things have been very quiet lately.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 14h ago

FLOW has crashed again, I really give up. Are hackers this powerful? --- Another security vulnerability, retail investors have to pay the price again. Institutions are quietly accumulating AAVE... --- UNI burns 100 million, BitMine invests over 200 million ETH. What are they hinting at? --- Search popularity hits a low at the end of the year. Retail investors are really cooling off. --- TWT compensation is just a band-aid, it doesn't address the root cause. I just want to ask which wallets are truly secure. --- Institutions are moving, retail investors are fleeing. I'm tired of this routine. --- Security incidents keep happening one after another. How are we supposed to play this?

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SilentObserver

· 14h ago

FLOW took a hard fall, losing 46% directly... Retail investors are going to be the bagholders again. Institutions are quietly accumulating, and we're still watching the show? Another week of harvesting retail investors, is it just about Trust Wallet losing money and that's it? BitMine's bet on ETH is pretty aggressive, $219M... Do they really have such confidence? UNI burned 100M, as long as the numbers look good, that's enough. Search interest is declining, retail investors have all left, why are there still people rushing in?

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DataOnlooker

· 14h ago

FLOW drops by 46% directly; this security incident indeed caused a significant drop. However, observing institutions quietly accumulating AAVE and ETH, it seems they have known where the bottom is all along.

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