2025-12-29 09:31:23

#比特币与黄金战争 Flow's "Desperate Counterattack" is worth watching!

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Regarding the attack incident that caught the entire network's attention, how did Flow handle it in the end? Honestly, their response this time was quite impressive. After the poisoning incident, Flow's validator organization acted quickly, reaching a consensus almost immediately, upgrading software urgently, and entering repair testing. Although trading was paused during this period, they didn't mess things up.

Today at 6 AM Pacific Time, the first phase of recovery officially launched. The Cadence environment was opened first, and core functions gradually came back online. Official data shows that over 99.9% of Cadence accounts can regain full access during this transition, and user assets are safe. A few affected accounts are temporarily restricted, and the EVM environment is currently in read-only mode—this detail was handled very steadily.

From a technical perspective, this phased recovery logic is quite clear. It's not a brute-force restart but a step-by-step, orderly process to bring everything back. Network resilience is crucial in critical moments, and this situation shows that well. Most users can now operate normally, and the entire recovery process is still ongoing.

What do you think of Flow's response this time? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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fren.eth

· 6h ago

Nah Flow's reaction speed is really impressive; I didn't expect it to stabilize. --- 99.9% of accounts have regained access; this data is right here, worth noting. --- The key is avoiding those stupid one-size-fits-all operations; phased recovery is a bit more sophisticated. --- Wait, what does EVM read-only mean? My tokens are still locked? --- Honestly, compared to how some projects respond, Flow this time is indeed decent. --- Network resilience? Well, isn't that just avoiding incidents? How to respond when something happens is another matter. --- I trust the rapid consensus among validators, but I was really panicked when trading was paused. --- Recovering step-by-step really makes for a much better user experience. --- The 99.9% figure sounds impressive, but what about that 0.1%?

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 6h ago

Alright, Flow has indeed stabilized this time, not as chaotic as expected. --- 99.9% regain access? We’ll have to see how the delivery goes in the follow-up. --- By the way, if it weren’t for the quick response of the validators this time, it might have been another wave of FUD. --- Phase-wise recovery is okay, but how long will it take to lift the read-only status on EVM? --- Honestly, compared to other public chains, the response speed really shows, no messing around. --- How to put it, stopping the bleeding is considered a success, let’s see how much can be recovered later. --- This time, it’s indeed better than expected, but the real issue is how the poisoning incident happened in the first place. --- As long as the assets aren’t lost, everything else is secondary.

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MEVEye

· 6h ago

Oops, Flow has indeed stabilized this time, avoiding the embarrassing crash like Solana. --- 99.9% recovery of permissions? I’m a bit skeptical about this number, let’s wait for real feedback. --- The phased recovery approach is good, but the poisoning incident itself still needs serious reflection. --- Validator responses are really quick this time; no major issues is probably good luck. --- The main thing is to see if there are truly any vulnerabilities found later and whether the patches are thorough enough. --- Compared to SOL’s handling method, Flow’s approach is definitely more methodical, well done. --- The decision to use EVM read-only mode is a bit conservative, but from a security perspective, I agree.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 6h ago

Brother Luo, this wave really stabilized, not as bad as expected --- 99.9% of accounts are fine? Okay, then what about the 0.1%... --- Recovering in phases just means not going all-in at once, but this way is safer --- By the way, how do you think that 0.1% of guys are feeling now haha --- The response speed is really fast, unlike some chains that only go down when there's an issue --- The bad news is that trading has been paused, the good news is that there's no direct social death, more or less --- Urgent upgrade + phased recovery, this combo is quite deliberate, at least not chaotic --- Read-only mode first stabilizes, then gradually lifts restrictions; this step design is quite thoughtful --- The key is that validators didn't turn on each other, so they won this round; consistency is really rare --- Ensuring user assets are unharmed is the most important, everything else is just superficial

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GasOptimizer

· 6h ago

This round of Flow operations indeed did not disappoint, validators' efficiency is top-notch --- 99.9% account recovery permissions? That's impressive, more reliable than I expected --- The key is that everything stayed under control, that's the real test --- Phase-wise recovery is a solid approach, it's clear they came prepared --- Being able to respond so quickly after an attack shows what network resilience is all about --- The transition to read-only mode was smart, no rash full release --- Not all projects can stay clear-headed under pressure --- Cadence opening this sequence first is indeed thoughtful --- Honestly, remaining rock-solid after being poisoned is quite remarkable --- Displaying the 99.9% figure at least shows transparency --- I'm curious about the situation of those few affected accounts --- Much more reliable than some projects that run away as soon as there's an issue

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RooftopReserver

· 6h ago

Hey, no, I have to give full marks for the Flow operation. It's much more stable than I imagined. --- 99.9% of accounts can regain access? Now that's professionalism. If it were some other coins, it would have been chaos already. --- The phased recovery approach is quite clever. Not forcing it is a big plus. --- Suddenly I feel a bit more confident. It seems the Flow team has indeed been through some scenes. --- If there are no major issues, this wave might actually prove their strength. --- The detail of read-only mode is really thoughtful. No wonder it didn't blow up. --- $FLOW should rebound within these two days. Who's betting? --- Honestly, this handling is way better than expected. It feels like a turning point. --- The key is that no one ran away. User asset safety is truly the most important. --- If this wave recovers smoothly, Flow's reputation might actually go up.

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