The only reason the project party did not respond after being attacked by hackers is that the hackers are the project party themselves. They staged the attack and committed violations, so they dare not directly face the exchange; they are panicking and do not know how to face everyone. Therefore, they can only choose to evade.
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Binance Freezes Flow Network Hacker Funds and Calls for Project Team Cooperation
Binance Blog releases the latest article discussing the security vulnerabilities of the Flow network. 2025-12-27, the Flow (FLOW) network encountered a major security breach, where a hacker exploited system vulnerabilities to mint a large number of tokens. Binance acted quickly upon learning of the incident to protect its users and the broader community. Binance's team tracked and successfully froze the hacker's remaining funds on the platform to minimize damage and protect the interests of Flow token holders. Despite Binance's repeated attempts to reach out and offer support, the Flow project team has not engaged in meaningful communication or collaboration since the hacking incident. If the project team decides to pursue an independent recovery solution, it is important to exclude the addresses of centralized exchanges (CEX) like Binance from the recovery process, as affected users on various CEX platforms have already received appropriate compensation.
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