Binance announced that it will delist certain trading pairs with Flow and add the token to its "Watchlist". This label is assigned to cryptocurrencies that demonstrate "significantly higher volatility and risks compared to other tokens listed on the exchange," the exchange's statement says. Binance clarified that these decisive steps were taken after a "recent analysis" of the tokens. However, experts linked the delisting of the asset to the exploit of Flow, which occurred on December 27, 2025. At that time, the Flow network was hacked by a hacker who exploited a vulnerability to create fraudulent FLOW tokens and stole assets worth $3.9 million. This led to a rapid sell-off and a liquidity crisis on exchanges, and a drop in cryptocurrency by approximately 40% in the first days after the exploit. In a preliminary report on the incident, the Flow team reported that it was "concerned about how one exchange reacted to this incident," referring to a "failure in the AML/KYC system" that allowed hackers to deposit stolen FLOW, convert part of it into bitcoins, and withdraw funds. Some users suggested that, judging by the description, the unnamed exchange could be Binance. Meanwhile, the developers of the Flow Foundation are working on fully restoring the blockchain ecosystem as part of the plan to mitigate the aftermath of the hack. According to the organization, only two steps remain: restore user account records and eliminate assets created by the fraudster.#Write2Earn #USJobsData #CPIWatch #WriteToEarnUpgrade $FLOW