In New Delhi, LatestNewsX reported on November 28 that CoinDCX had warned its users about a recent data breach involving Mixpanel, the analytics service it relies on. Mixpanel admitted on November 25 that some of the exchange’s customer information had been accessed, but the incident did not touch CoinDCX’s own infrastructure or any user funds. The company sent an email to its community reassuring them that the breach only affected Mixpanel’s records and that its assets remain safe.
Around the same time, South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, Upbit, suffered a sizable hack that moved roughly 54 billion won (about $36.9 million) of Solana‑linked assets into an unauthorised wallet. CEO Oh Kyung‑seok of Dunamu said Upbit would cover the full loss from its reserves to protect customers. The company also issued a notice following a joint press conference with Naver and its fintech arm about their merger. This attack represents Upbit’s biggest security incident in six years, following a 2019 breach that transferred 340 000 Ethereum tokens (worth 58 billion won) to an anonymous account. On a different note, the South Korean central bank lifted its 2025 GDP forecast to 1 percent, citing a rebound in private consumption and strong export performance.
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