Odaily Planet Daily reports that DeBot has launched a compensation registration form. Affected users can fill out the form through the DeBot website (PC or mobile web version), and the form will remain open indefinitely. DeBot stated that after users submit their information, the verification process will be completed within 72 hours, and confirmed affected users will receive 100% full compensation, which will be directly deposited into the user's DeBot secure wallet address. Previous reports indicated that hackers stole $255,000 from DeBot's risky wallet.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Mirae Asset Group is in talks to acquire Korbit, South Korea's fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange, at a valuation of approximately 100 billion to 140 billion won, or about $70 million to $100 million. The report states that the potential acquisition will be 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. Public information shows that Korbit is currently held by NXC and its subsidiary Simple Capital Futures, which together hold approximately 60.5% of the shares, while SK Square holds approximately 31.5%. The report points out that Korbit possesses a complete set of operating licenses and a compliance system, making it attractive to large financial groups seeking a compliant entry into the digital asset field. However, in terms of market share, Korbit has a limited presence in the South Korean cryptocurrency trading market. CoinGecko data shows that of the approximately $1.21 billion in total 24-hour trading volume across South Korea's six major exchanges, Korbit contributed only about $5.75 million, accounting for less than 1%. In contrast, Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone each hold a clear advantage. Previous reports indicated that Naver Financial also planned to acquire Upbit's operator, Dunamu, through a share swap, demonstrating that South Korean traditional financial and technology giants are continuously increasing their investment in the cryptocurrency sector. (Cointelegraph)

Huoxun Finance reported on December 28th that, according to Arkham monitoring data, a newly created wallet just withdrew 203,060 LINK tokens from Binance, worth $2.52 million. On-chain data shows that several whales are suspected of hoarding LINK recently. For example, whale "0x2a42" withdrew 234,979 LINK tokens from Binance, worth approximately $2.9 million; another whale, "0xEC7B," also withdrew a total of 469,437 LINK tokens from Binance, worth $5.77 million.

According to an official announcement, OKX will suspend leveraged trading and flexible lending services for FLOW/USDT at 18:00 on December 28, 2025, and cancel related market orders. The time required for each currency pair to be delisted is approximately 2 hours.

Huoxun Finance reported on December 28th that on-chain analyst Ali (@alicharts) published an analysis on the X platform pointing out that the Bitcoin market has recently shown a "dead cat bounce." On-chain data shows that funds flowing into the cryptocurrency market have continued to decline, with Bitcoin ETFs experiencing net outflows of nearly $1 billion in the past two weeks. Any rebound currently seen in the market is likely leverage-driven rather than supported by spot demand, so the risk of further price declines remains.