2026-01-03 08:23:06

Regarding the risk prevention of $FLOW, I would like to share some thoughts. Many investors are worried that FLOW might be delisted, but we need to analyze rationally. As an early participant, my FLOW holdings were once quite substantial, with a position size far exceeding other mainstream coins, but currently the asset proportion has shrunk.

If FLOW fails to rebound as expected, a major exchange usually provides a buffer period before delisting. During this window, my strategy is to choose one of three options: either transfer to other mainstream platforms to maintain liquidity, or redeem at an opportune moment, or wait and see, observing market changes.

The worst-case scenario does exist—if it is truly delisted, the project's supporters will be the first to suffer. But this is also part of the crypto market. The key is to plan ahead rather than wait passively.

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CommunityJanitor

· 20h ago

Early heavy holdings of FLOW have now shrunk, this is the real truth... Instead of worrying about delisting, it's better to run away early.

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DEXRobinHood

· 20h ago

Oops, those who bought FLOW early on need to learn to cut losses. That's the fate of a gambler. --- Instead of waiting to die, it's better to exit early. The buffer period is your escape window. --- The worst-case scenario? Being trapped, but who made us play this game? --- Choosing one of three sounds good, but it's really just betting on who loses the slowest. --- Is FLOW really worth holding onto, or is it safer to cash out early? --- The buffer period before delisting is the last chance the exchange gives you. You must cherish it. --- Honestly, you still need to have a stop-loss mindset. Don't think about rebound salvation.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 20h ago

I've always said that you need to have a proactive mindset in your layout. Those who are still struggling with delisting risks haven't grasped the core logic at all. While others are fearful, I seize the opportunity to diversify into other tracks. The shrinkage of FLOW is actually the best opportunity for rebalancing. Time waits for no one. Three core points: First, recognize the overall trend; second, have an emergency plan; third, plan ahead—this is the high ground thinking I emphasize in my course. Honestly, the delisting risk should have been anticipated long ago. The key is to seize the wealth password window during the exchange's buffer period. Some people are still waiting passively, but I have already switched to mainstream platforms to lock in liquidity. Don't miss this opportunity, everyone.

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AirdropHarvester

· 20h ago

It's a bit painful to see the shrinkage. The early heavy holdings are now the worst, and my blood pressure just shot up.

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