Flow Network Frozen as $3.9M Hack Triggers Rollback and Selloff

• FLOW dropped 40% after a $3.9M execution-layer exploit forced validators to halt the chain.
• The attacker minted millions of FLOW, drained liquidity, and laundered funds across bridges into BTC.
• Validators rolled back the chain, triggering backlash from bridge operators.

FLOW sold off hard last week after a confirmed security breach on the Flow blockchain. The token fell roughly 40% in a single day, sliding from $0.17 to $0.10 as news of the exploit spread.

At the time of writing, FLOW traded near $0.10 after a brief bounce to $0.12. The token remains down more than 11% over the past 24 hours, data shows. This pullback was the result of an estimated $3.9 million loss tied to an execution-layer failure.

Execution-Layer Exploit Triggering Emergency Halt

The incident was first flagged by on-chain researcher Wazz, who tracked an attacker minting roughly 5 million …

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