FLOW recently had an incident. Where is the key issue? According to reports, major Korean trading platforms have already suspended deposit services for this coin, which is usually a dangerous signal. The underlying reason is simple—the coin itself has revealed serious security vulnerabilities.
Interestingly, it is precisely because of the problems with FLOW that the market sentiment has shifted towards the privacy track. The rise of privacy coins led by ZEC clearly shows that funds are searching for alternatives. Based on the attitudes of major exchanges, delisting FLOW is only a matter of time.
To put it simply, don’t expect any rebound now. The trend is already very clear—continue to move downward. Instead of gambling on luck, it’s better to follow the momentum and short. Privacy coins are actually worth paying attention to, as their market logic is healthier. The comparison between FLOW and ZEC is essentially the market voting with their feet.
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SwapWhisperer
· 9h ago
Korean exchanges have all stopped deposits, FLOW is really going to be finished
Oh my, ZEC's recent surge is so satisfying; privacy coins are definitely more resistant to manipulation than this trash coin
Don't get involved with FLOW this time, it's bound to crash further
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 9h ago
FLOW has really crashed this time; stopping deposits on Korean exchanges was a sign of impending doom.
ZEC has surged quite strongly this wave; funds are definitely fleeing.
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just_here_for_vibes
· 9h ago
Korea's stop recharge move, is FLOW really going to fail?
FLOW recently had an incident. Where is the key issue? According to reports, major Korean trading platforms have already suspended deposit services for this coin, which is usually a dangerous signal. The underlying reason is simple—the coin itself has revealed serious security vulnerabilities.
Interestingly, it is precisely because of the problems with FLOW that the market sentiment has shifted towards the privacy track. The rise of privacy coins led by ZEC clearly shows that funds are searching for alternatives. Based on the attitudes of major exchanges, delisting FLOW is only a matter of time.
To put it simply, don’t expect any rebound now. The trend is already very clear—continue to move downward. Instead of gambling on luck, it’s better to follow the momentum and short. Privacy coins are actually worth paying attention to, as their market logic is healthier. The comparison between FLOW and ZEC is essentially the market voting with their feet.