2025-12-29 14:25:54

The issues with the FLOW project are far beyond what a rollback can fix. Look at this—since launch, it has dropped 450 times, how outrageous is that? The most critical problem isn't even the price, but the loss of trust—once at $20, some still believed in it, now it’s down to $0.1, honestly, few dare to buy the dip.

Where is the real problem? Technical vulnerabilities need to be fixed with technology—that's the baseline. But just patching bugs isn't enough; the key is the attitude of the project team. You'll find that their response to this incident seems more like watching someone else's story rather than taking their own crisis seriously. They even closed the comment section, how can the community trust you?

To put it plainly, investors' confidence has been completely shattered. Not because of the incident itself, but because they see no real determination from the project team to solve the problem. Price rebounds and market recovery can only happen on the basis of solid technical fixes and transparent communication. Under the current circumstances, waiting might be the most rational choice.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 7h ago

Close the comment section? Are they treating investors like fools? A 450x decline, the project team is still pretending to be dead. Who dares to touch it?

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SandwichVictim

· 7h ago

Close the comment section? That’s really suspicious... --- A 450x drop, I think it’s not a technical issue, but a trust issue. --- From $20 to $0.1, the project team’s attitude is the biggest bug. --- To be honest, now those bottom-fishing FLOW are all gamblers. --- The project team’s attitude is more deadly than code vulnerabilities, that’s the real issue. --- Investor confidence, once lost, can never be regained. --- Closing the comment section is indeed a dead end, do you still want people to trust you? --- Let’s wait and see, it’s still better than taking over now. --- Technology can be fixed, but once people’s trust is gone, there’s really no hope.

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rugged_again

· 7h ago

The moment the project team shut up, I knew there was no hope --- A 450x drop, this is not a technical issue, it's a trust issue --- Close the comment section? Brother, you're courting death --- From $20 to $0.1, it's not just us whose mentality is collapsing --- Wait and see, anyway waiting will kill us, not waiting will kill us --- So now the question is—where does the project team get the face to close community discussions --- The technical issues are fixed, but how to repair people's trust? That's the key --- I just want to know what they're busy with now, writing copy or preparing to run away --- Bottom fishing? Are you crazy, bro --- With this attitude, a price rebound is just wishful thinking

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GasFeeGazer

· 8h ago

Close the comment section? That move is really brilliant, I increasingly can't understand what the project team is thinking --- A 450x decline and still thinking about patching it up? Dream on --- From $20 to $0.1, I don't think this is a technical issue, it's fundamentally a trust collapse --- The project team's attitude is more deadly than code vulnerabilities --- Well said, now it's just a matter of waiting and seeing. Anyway, bottom fishing is a gamble --- They really think that blocking the mouth can solve the problem? Ridiculous --- Technology can be fixed, but once people's trust is gone, it's difficult. Has FLOW learned this?

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Mr.MaInTheCryptocurr

· 8h ago

Merry Christmas, let's get bullish! 🐂

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