Crypto prices advanced Monday alongside strong ETF inflows and widespread short liquidations.

The disruption marks the second major incident since Starknet’s Grinta upgrade last year.

The leading decentralized prediction market is working with Parcl, an onchain real estate market, to enable users to bet on US home prices.

Total losses dropped to about $76 million last month from more than double that in November, though PeckShield warns exploit activity remains persistent.

The on-chain sleuth said that a total of roughly $100,000 had been drained across hundreds of wallets in a yet-to-be resolved exploit.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and major memecoins recorded gains, while privacy-focused coins slipped.

PEPE was the top gainer among large-caps today, while DOGE and SHIB also outperformed.

Despite Bitcoin reaching a fresh all-time high in October, altcoins were battered and bruised all year long, barring a few exceptions.

With crypto-native’s ready to put 2025 in the rearview mirror, President Donald Trump is set to drop another token in 2026.

The privacy-focused token has far outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum as interest in confidential on-chain transactions surged.