#Flow网络安全事故 The on-chain signals of the Flow mainnet security incident are worth paying attention to. Upbit suspending deposits and withdrawals, DAXA issuing trading risk alerts—these actions at the exchange level usually indicate that there are verifiable anomalies on the chain.

From the perspective of capital flow, such events tend to trigger panic selling by whales and risk avoidance by institutions. It is recommended to focus on monitoring: first, whether large outflows of FLOW from major exchanges are accelerating, especially transfers from exchange hot wallets to cold wallets; second, whether there are abnormal token minting or burning records at the contract level; third, whether there is a significant decline in on-chain trading volume and active addresses within 24 hours after the incident.

The recovery cycle of security incidents directly affects market expectations. In the short term, FLOW's liquidity will face pressure. If the mainnet issue is not clearly resolved within a week, it may trigger a larger-scale withdrawal. Conversely, if the official quickly releases technical fix details and gains exchange approval, market sentiment will quickly reverse. The current stage is more about observation rather than action, waiting for on-chain data and official updates to provide clearer signals.