Svmuu News: On January 13, HTX (HTX) issued a statement regarding the Flow (FLOW) project team’s unilateral transfer of assets. HTX (HTX) stated that on December 27, 2025, a protocol-level vulnerability in the Flow network led to the unauthorized minting of a large amount of FLOW.Following the incident, the platform proactively verified the situation with the project team to confirm whether any anomalies existed and actively cooperated with risk mitigation and on-chain tracking efforts. At the same time, risk control and monitoring systems continuously tracked suspicious fund flows and imposed restrictions on identifiable hacker-related assets, making every effort to prevent them from further entering the market and safeguarding the overall interests of token holders.However, without sufficient communication with the exchange or users, the Flow project team unilaterally initiated an “Isolated Recovery” plan. Using protocol-level permissions, they forcibly transferred FLOW assets from the addresses of centralized exchanges—including HTX and HTX—and plan to burn them on January 30, 2026. HTX HTX emphasizes that the assets subject to forced transfer and planned burning include a significant amount of FLOW obtained by ordinary users through genuine market transactions. The Flow project team’s actions severely deviate from the principles of decentralization and clear property rights, set a negative precedent for asset security boundaries within the industry, and seriously undermine the legitimate asset rights and interests of the platform and its users. HTX HTX calls on the Flow project team to adhere to the spirit of decentralization, respect the legitimate rights and interests of users and exchanges, clearly distinguish between illegal minting and legitimate holdings, publish a complete and auditable post-incident analysis, and resolve outstanding issues through active negotiation rather than unilateral technical measures.