Binance CEO与Richard Teng共同探讨2026年加密行业趋势，相关内容在CHAINREACTION活动中分享。（Cointelegraph）

[Report States North Korean Hackers to Steal Over $2.17 Billion in Cryptocurrency by 2025] A report by Chainalysis reveals that North Korean hackers are projected to steal a cumulative total of over $2.17 billion in cryptocurrency by 2025, including nearly $1.5 billion worth of Ethereum stolen from the Bybit platform, marking the largest single cryptocurrency attack in history. Additionally, North Korean hackers have also been accused of recently attacking the South Korean exchange Upbit, stealing $37 million. Andrew Fierman, Head of National Security Intelligence at Chainalysis, stated that sanctions alone are insufficient to counter North Korea's increasingly sophisticated hacking and money laundering activities, and coordinated industry action is needed to combat the related ecosystem.

[Galaxy Digital Transfers 447 Bitcoins to Bybit and Bitstamp] On December 29, Arkham data shows that Galaxy Digital transferred approximately 447 Bitcoins to Bybit and Bitstamp today. The last time Galaxy Digital made such a large Bitcoin transfer was a month ago.

A sharp jump in tokenized silver trading suggests investors are getting exposure to the metal onchain. What to know : Interest in silver is rising in tokenized markets, with trading volumes increasing alongside futures and ETFs due to recent price volatility. The tokenized version of the iShares Silver Trust (SLV) saw a 1,200% increase in monthly transfer volume and a 300% rise in holders over the past 30 days. Silver's price surge is driven by supply constraints, increased demand from the solar-power industry and macroeconomic factors, with physical markets diverging from paper pricing.

Presto Research analyst Rick Maeda stated that Bitcoin's key resistance level is $90,000, and breaking through it could trigger short covering and momentum buying. Bitrue Head of Research Andri Fauzan Adziima pointed out that Bitcoin fluctuated between $86,500 and $90,000 in December, influenced by ETF fund outflows and year-end risk-off operations, but a technical rebound following options expiration provided support. Market sentiment has improved, with the 'Fear and Greed Index' shifting from 'Extreme Fear' in mid-December to 'Fear.' Nevertheless, Bitcoin's performance still lags behind traditional markets like U.S. stocks, which hit record highs last week. Adziima noted that in 2026, the market will focus on potential catalysts such as the reversal of ETF fund flows in January, the advancement of MiCA regulations, and Federal Reserve policies. These factors could drive institutional investors to enter the market.