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On December 28, MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor once again released information related to its Bitcoin tracker. Per the company’s past practice, MicroStrategy typically discloses details of its additional Bitcoin holdings on the second day following the release of such related news.

On December 28, CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost noted the overall market consensus has shifted to bearish. “When the market forms a highly unanimous consensus, trends tend to reverse—proving the majority is often wrong,” he said. This exact dynamic played out between July-October 2024 and February-April 2025. These phases typically last for a while, especially during longer bear market cycles. “Since early November, we’ve just entered this phase, so there’s no need to rush,” Darkfost added. “That said, switching to a bearish stance right now might be a bit late. While the indicator currently leans more bullish, caution and patience remain critical in a bearish market environment.”

On December 28, Binance’s global registered users surpassed 300 million, hitting 302,428,187, according to official website figures. Earlier, on January 2, 2025, the exchange reported its global registered user base had topped 250 million—adding 50 million users in roughly 12 months.

On December 28, deBridge co-founder Alex Smirnov took to X (formerly Twitter) to announce the Flow blockchain team’s decision to roll back the chain, claiming it is in a "forced sync window" with key ecosystem partners—including bridges, centralized exchanges (CEXs), and decentralized exchanges (DEXs). As one of Flow’s primary bridge providers, deBridge has received no communication or coordination from the Flow team, posing significant risks. Smirnov noted the hasty rollback could lead to economic losses far greater than the original attack’s impact, introducing systemic issues that would harm bridges, custodians, users, and counterparties who acted in good faith during the affected window. He urged all Flow validators to stop validating transactions on the rollback chain until clear compensation plans, ecosystem partner coordination, and security team involvement are established. Current RPC responses indicate Flow has completed the rollback but is not yet accepting new transac

**Pump.fun Repurchases 530.2M PUMP Tokens in Latest Move** On December 28th, data from fees.pump.fun reveals the platform spent 7,958.42 SOL (≈$972k) yesterday to buy back 530.2 million PUMP tokens. Since launching its buyback program on July 15th, Pump.fun has repurchased ~$222 million worth of PUMP, cutting total circulating supply by 16.085%.