
December is shaping up to be a huge month for crypto, at least if Cheeky Crypto’s latest breakdown is right. Even though the video was recorded on November 11, the message still hits hard: the volatility we’re seeing right now might be the final shakeout before a serious breakout.
Liquidity is low, fear is high, and the Bitcoin price has been sliding, but Cheeky thinks this is exactly the kind of setup that usually comes before a massive move.
He expects a wave of fresh liquidity to hit both stocks and crypto in the coming weeks, pushing the market toward new all-time highs.
And just to be clear, he repeats that none of this is financial advice, it’s simply analysis built on years of watching cycles, crashes, rebounds, and sentiment swings. From his point of view, everything still points to a major run heading into 2026.
With that in mind, he highlighted the altcoins he believes could shine the most in December. Some are obvious. Some are not.
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World Mobile Token (WMT): A Surprising First Pick
Cheeky starts with a name most people wouldn’t expect: World Mobile (WMT). The token is down more than 45% over the last year, but he believes the fundamentals are much stronger than the price suggests.
For him, the big catalyst is privacy, not the old “secret chain” type, but compliant privacy layers that real-world companies can use. World Mobile aims to build a user-owned mobile network where you control your data and earn rewards.
He also mentioned he’s been invested since the seed round and knows the team well, which explains his confidence.
With privacy narratives heating up again, he thinks WMT could bounce harder than people expect.
Chainlink (LINK): The “Silver 2.0” Narrative
The next pick is Chainlink, and Cheeky compares it to “silver” if Bitcoin is digital gold. It’s a simple narrative, and simple narratives tend to work when new liquidity enters the market.
He also likes that Chainlink is rolling out its own privacy layer and continues to be a major player in real-world tokenization. According to him, the LINK price has all the ingredients to surprise people in December.
Aptos (APT): The Layer-1 That’s Been Ignored
The Aptos price has had a rough year – down more than 70% – and Cheeky thinks that’s exactly why it could run. Built by former Meta engineers, Aptos uses the same tech as Sui, but hasn’t received the same level of hype.
He says Aptos still offers some of the fastest, most efficient value-transfer tech in crypto. With the market resetting and liquidity expected to return, APT might be one of the projects that rebounds the strongest.
VeChain (VET): Real Use Cases Still Matter
VeChain is another project he believes people are sleeping on. It may not be the loudest project, but the team keeps building – and that’s what Cheeky likes most.
He points out that real-world brands, including UFC’s Dana White, are now involved in the ecosystem. In his view, the altcoins that focus on usefulness, not hype, will be the ones that last through the next cycle.
Cardano (ADA): Still Undervalued, Still Building
He finishes with Cardano, which he says is still undervalued even after a tough year.
ADA is only down slightly year-over-year, but Cheeky thinks the fundamentals – scalability, upgrades, and new features – give it a real chance to outperform once liquidity comes back.
His bold prediction?
In a clean, obstacle-free market, the ADA price could reach $7. He knows it sounds aggressive, but he points to ADA’s massive gains in previous cycles as proof that this ecosystem can surprise people fast.
For Cheeky Crypto, the message is simple: volatility isn’t the end, it’s the setup.
He believes December could be the start of the next big crypto push, with liquidity returning, sentiment flipping, and altcoins finally breaking out of their ranges.
And if he’s right, these five projects, WMT, LINK, APT, VET, and ADA, may be some of the ones leading the charge.
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