#Flow链安全事件 Seeing the progress of Flow's fixes, I have to say that this approach is worth paying attention to. Abandoning rollback and choosing phased recovery is actually a trade-off—protecting user data integrity versus quickly restoring the network. The figure that 99.9% of accounts are unaffected looks good, but I care more about the story of that 0.1%.

Anyone who has gone through several cycles understands the most common pitfalls after a security incident: first, the FOMO emotion of rushing to buy the dip; second, blind operations driven by information asymmetry. Flow is still in the process of phased recovery, and the EVM environment remains read-only. During this window, do not act impulsively.

My advice is straightforward—before the third and fourth phases are fully stable, observation is better than action. Those who say "it's an opportunity after a security incident" are just talking; truly long-lasting players never gamble during the repair phase. Wait until the network is fully restored and trading counterparties are stable before considering entering. This is not conservatism; it’s using time to exchange for certainty.