BlockBeats news, on October 11, Backpack officially announced that it has compensated the losses of Backpack users affected during today's market flash crash. Backpack reiterated that user trust is more important than anything else. Additionally, 200 KFC meal sets will be given to users who suffered significant losses during this liquidation, which can be claimed by filling out the official form.

According to Gate News bot, as per the official announcement from Gate on June 27, 2025, Gate has delisted the trading markets for 28 tokens including DRINK, RBLS, OME, etc. The tokens that are being delisted include DRINK, RBLS, OME, FLASH, KING, LEMN, KUBE, MESA, KLAP, SPUME, TOX, GULL, ZONE, NSURE, EDG, BS, BBF, THEDON, VTS, GOLC, THG, KNFT, UMEE, KFC, BULLY, BERRY, MUC, and MNW. The USDT trading pairs for these tokens have all been halted. Gate has indicated that it has completed the repurchase of the relevant tokens for users who meet the requirements and submitted the form, and the repurchased amount has been credited to the users' accounts. The platform will no longer support the deposit and trading services for these tokens, and the withdrawal service will also be stopped soon.

On December 24th, Jin10 News reported that the fast food brand KFC has initiated a price adjustment, marking the first product price adjustment in nearly two years for the brand. Regarding the reason for the price adjustment, the relevant person in charge of KFC stated, 'Taking into account the changes in operating costs, the company will regularly evaluate and cautiously adjust the price structure in order to better adapt to changes in market costs and ensure the sustainable and stable development of the company. In the future, while continuing to provide high-quality catering services, KFC will closely follow the changes in consumer demand, and strive to bring consumers more abundant choices and better quality services.'

On October 25th, Jin10 Data reported that Yum! Brands, the parent company of KFC, announced that fresh onions will be delisted from some KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell stores due to caution following the recent outbreak of E. coli infections related to McDonald's stores in several parts of the United States.

Jinshi data news on July 23rd, according to KFC, at the recently concluded half-year work meeting, KFC disclosed the plan to open 8,000 convenience stores in the second half of the year, and proposed the goal of deploying 50,000 convenience stores in the next 3 years. It is understood that since the launch of the convenience store strategy on May 21 this year, KFC has opened more than 100 stores.