Neo Foundation: Financial Report Scheduled for Q1 2026 Release, Co-Founder Dispute Not Impacting Daily Operations

On December 31st, CertiK Alert monitoring data shows the cryptocurrency industry incurred roughly $1.178 billion in losses from vulnerability attacks in December. Of that total, phishing attacks accounted for around $93.4 million, with approximately $51.8 million of those phishing losses linked to address spoofing.

On December 31, Binance issued an update regarding the Flow (FLOW) network security incident: On December 27, 2025, a critical security vulnerability emerged in the Flow network, enabling hackers to exploit the system flaw and mint a substantial number of tokens. Upon learning of the incident, Binance took immediate action—its team successfully traced and froze the hacker’s remaining funds on the Binance platform to mitigate losses and safeguard the interests of Flow token holders. Regarding the incident and ongoing communications between Binance and the Flow project team, the following key points are emphasized: · Though Binance has proactively reached out to the Flow team and offered support, the team has not engaged in any substantive communication or cooperation since the incident. · If the Flow team opts to implement an independent on-chain recovery solution for this hack, it is critical to exclude addresses of major centralized exchanges (CEXs)—including Binance’s walle

**Binance to List COLLECTUSDT, MAGMAUSDT Perpetual Contracts on Dec 31, 2025 (UTC+8)** Per official sources, Binance will add the following perpetual contracts with up to 20x leverage on December 31, 2025, at these UTC+8 times: ? COLLECTUSDT: 21:15 ? MAGMAUSDT: 21:30

As of December 31, Ethereum has broken above $3,000, per HTX market data, with a 24-hour gain of 0.6%.

Bitcoin topped $89,000 on Dec. 31, per HTX market data, posting a 1.3% 24-hour gain.

On December 31, six major Chinese banks—Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), China Construction Bank (CCB), Bank of China (BOC), Postal Savings Bank of China (PSBC), and Bank of Communications (BoCom)—announced in succession that starting January 1, 2026, they will pay interest on balances in their digital RMB real-name wallets at the benchmark demand deposit interest rate. Their interest calculation and settlement rules will align with those for regular demand deposits.