2025-12-27 11:24:00

$FLOW recently experienced a true storm. A key external service provider suddenly withdrew, and the chain reaction immediately became apparent—core lending protocols were forced to pause, followed by large-scale liquidations, with sell-offs instantly hitting the market. At that moment, the fragility of the ecosystem was fully exposed.

How severe was this impact? Trading pairs experienced extreme price fluctuations, panic spread, and many investors cut losses in a stampede. Ultimately, FLOW's over-reliance on external sources and obvious lack of liquidity reserves had long planted landmines.

Currently, some voices in the market say don't panic; this is just a short-term fluctuation and will rebound quickly. It sounds reassuring, but frankly, it's not that simple. Without a clear bottom support, blindly bottom-fishing is just gambling with luck. The structural risks within the ecosystem haven't disappeared; they are just temporarily suppressed.

**Technical analysis:**
The current price is 0.122 USDT, with resistance above around 0.174 USDT (about 43%). Whether this range can be broken depends on whether the market can truly resolve risk sentiment. Value reconstruction takes time and requires real action, not just promises. Investors should remain cautious and watch how things unfold.

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LightningLady

· 13h ago

When external traders run, the entire ecosystem collapses. This is the most heartbreaking part. --- Bottom fishing? I think it's more like cutting with a razor blade. If there's no bottom, just rush in. Serves you right. --- Structural risks haven't been solved at all. A rebound? Forget it. Just wait to be the bag holder, everyone. --- From 0.122 to 0.174, sounds simple, but reality will tell you how difficult it really is. --- Every time it's said to be short-term fluctuations, short-term fluctuations. By the time you react, it's already -80%. --- Over-reliance and lack of liquidity. This isn't a bug; it's FLOW's original sin. --- The market is still blowing hot air. I really can't understand where this rebound logic is coming from. --- How satisfying is it to step on and cut losses? Rebound times are just as painful. Have you experienced it? --- They haven't even found the bottom support yet and are already telling stories. Typical FOMO rhetoric. --- The ecosystem is so fragile. This is just the appetizer; there's more to come.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 13h ago

Another poor soul whose ecosystem has collapsed, FLOW really screwed up this time. One service provider running away can drag the entire protocol down, how bad is that... --- Those who bought the dip will have to pay now. Can you trust this price? Feels like the bottom hasn't been reached yet. --- Trying to rebound without solving structural problems? Dream on, the ecosystem's resilience is just like this. --- At 0.122, I think I'll wait and see, no blood, no buy-in... --- If liquidity reserves are so weak, why did they do it in the first place? Is crying now going to help? --- Basically, it's over-reliance. Now the price has paid the price, this is an expected consequence.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 13h ago

External dependencies are so strong, yet still boasting about the ecosystem? It was bound to explode earlier. --- Still seeing people buy the dip at 0.122, truly gambler's mentality, haven't even touched the bottom. --- This round of liquidation was so fierce, lending protocols have been suspended, what rebound are we talking about? --- Trying to recover without solving structural risks? Dream on, let's wait and see. --- Insufficient liquidity reserves and still want to support the ecosystem? The design of FLOW is problematic. --- Another project being choked externally, how deep is this lesson? --- If the resistance at 0.174 can't be broken through, just keep going down, no point wasting effort. --- It's annoying to hear those "short-term fluctuations" excuses, who dares to move without a bottom? --- One service provider exiting can cause this much chaos, the fragility is truly remarkable. --- Extreme price volatility causing panic selling is a common tactic, still waiting for market sentiment to stabilize.

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