PANews reported on December 28th that Alex Smirnov, co-founder of deBridge, stated on the X platform that the Flow team has decided to roll back the blockchain and claims to be in a mandatory synchronization window with key ecosystem partners (bridges, centralized exchanges, and decentralized exchanges). As one of Flow's main bridging providers, deBridge has not received any communication or coordination from the Flow team, potentially posing a significant risk. Smirnov stated that the economic losses from a hasty rollback could far exceed the impact of the original attack, and the rollback will introduce systemic issues affecting bridges, custodians, users, and counterparties who acted honestly during the affected window. Smirnov urged all Flow validators to stop validating transactions on the rollback chain until a clear compensation plan, coordination with ecosystem partners, and intervention from the security team are in place. Currently, RPC responses indicate that the Flow state has been rolled back, but no new transactions have been accepted.

PANews reported on December 28 that, according to official website data, Binance Global's registered users have exceeded 300 million, currently reaching 302,428,187.

BlockBeats news, December 28, according to official website data, Binance's global registered user count has exceeded 300 million, reaching 302,428,187.Previously, Binance announced on January 2, 2025 that its global registered user count had exceeded 250 million, achieving a growth of 50 million users in nearly 12 months.

BlockBeats News, December 28, Alex Smirno, co-founder of deBridge, posted on X platform stating that the Flow team has decided to roll back the blockchain, claiming to be in a forced synchronization window with key ecosystem partners (bridges, centralized exchanges, decentralized exchanges). As one of Flow's main bridging providers, deBridge has not received any communication or coordination from the Flow team, which may pose significant risks. Alex Smirnov indicated that the economic losses caused by a hasty chain rollback could far exceed the impact of the original attack, as a rollback introduces systemic issues, affecting bridges, custodians, users, and counterparties who acted honestly during the affected window. Alex Smirnov urged all Flow validators to stop validating transactions on the rolled-back chain until a clear compensation plan, coordination with ecosystem partners, and involvement of security teams are established. Currently, RPC responses show that Flow's state has been rolled back, but it is not yet accepting new transactions.

PANews reported on December 28 that, according to an official announcement, Gate will launch PVPFun (PVP) spot trading on December 29 at 21:00 (UTC+8), and will also list PVPFun (PVP) on the FlashExchange platform at 22:00 (UTC+8).

PANews reported on December 28 that, according to Cointelegraph, Mirae Asset Group is in talks to acquire Korbit, South Korea's fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange, with a valuation of approximately 100 billion to 140 billion won, or about 70 million to 100 million US dollars. The potential acquisition is reportedly being led by Mirae Asset Consulting, a non-financial subsidiary of Mirae Asset Group, which has already signed a memorandum of understanding with Korbit's major shareholders.

BlockBeats news, December 28, according to Cointelegraph, South Korean financial group Mirae Asset is in negotiations to acquire Korbit, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea, with a transaction valuation of approximately 100 billion to 140 billion Korean won (around $70 million to $100 million). The report states that this potential acquisition will be led by Mirae Asset Consulting, a non-financial subsidiary of the Mirae Asset Group, which has already signed a memorandum of understanding with Korbit's major shareholders.Public information shows that Korbit is currently held by NXC and its subsidiary Simple Capital Futures with a combined stake of about 60.5%, while SK Square holds an additional approximately 31.5%. The report notes that Korbit holds full operational licenses and a compliance system, making it attractive to large financial groups looking to enter the digital asset space in a compliant manner.

BlockBeats news, December 28, according to Cointelegraph, South Korean financial group Mirae Asset is in negotiations to acquire Korbit, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange platform in South Korea, with a transaction valuation of approximately 100 billion to 140 billion Korean won (about 70 million to 100 million US dollars). The report states that this potential acquisition will be led by Mirae Asset Consulting, a non-financial subsidiary of the Mirae Asset Group, which has already signed a memorandum of understanding with Korbit's major shareholders.Public information shows that Korbit is currently held by NXC and its subsidiary Simple Capital Futures with a combined stake of about 60.5%, while SK Square holds an additional approximately 31.5%. The report points out that Korbit holds full operational licenses and a compliance system, making it attractive to large financial groups looking to enter the digital asset field in a compliant manner.

BlockBeats news, December 28: DeBot has released a compensation registration form. Affected users can log in to the DeBot official website (PC or mobile web version) to fill it out, and the registration form is valid indefinitely. DeBot will complete verification within 72 hours after submission and provide 100% full compensation to confirmed affected users. The compensation funds will be directly issued to the DeBot secure wallet address.Last night, the DeBot wallet was hacked, and some users' assets experienced abnormal transfers.

Deep Tide TechFlow news, December 28, on-chain analyst Ali (@alicharts) posted on X platform with analysis pointing out that the Bitcoin market recently shows a 'dead cat bounce' state. From on-chain data, the funds flowing into the cryptocurrency market continue to decline, with Bitcoin ETFs experiencing nearly $10 billion in net outflows over the past two weeks. Any rebound seen in the market currently may be leverage-driven rather than supported by spot demand, so the risk of further price declines still exists.