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Techub News, Axelar has initiated a governance proposal to discontinue integration with three chains: Flow, Berachain, and Plume. The reason is that these chains have not generated sustained transaction activity since their launch, but incur hundreds of thousands of dollars in validator infrastructure costs annually. The protocol stated that these chains were integrated through the Amplifier framework, with the foundation subsidizing related validator fees over the long term. However, an internal review found almost zero cross-chain transfer activity. The proposal will enter the standard governance process, with token holders able to vote within three days. If passed, there will be a one-week notice period before the connections are formally terminated.
Techub News reports that Upbit will delist Flow token FLOW trading pairs at 16:00 Hong Kong time on March 16. The targeted trading pairs are FLOW/KRW and FLOW/BTC. After trading support ends, any pending orders will be canceled, and services such as airdrops, wallet upgrades, and hard forks for this asset will no longer be provided after the trading support concludes. Please complete withdrawals before April 16, 2026.
Techub News reports that Upbit has extended the period for listing FLOW as a trading caution token. There are still some unresolved issues regarding the reasons for FLOW being listed as a trading caution subject and investor protection. The Digital Asset Exchange Association (DAXA) deemed further explanation and a more comprehensive review necessary, thus extending the period for this stock as a trading caution subject. The trading caution period has been extended until 22:59 on February 13, 2026. Previously, Upbit listed FLOW as a trading caution token.
Techub News reports that the Flow Community Governance Committee has recovered the un-liquidated counterfeit FLOW tokens from CEXs. The relevant tokens have now been isolated on-chain and their storage is restricted, pending destruction. The permanent destruction is scheduled for January 30, 2026. Flow also stated that the Foundation has arranged to revoke today the additional access permissions obtained by the Community Governance Committee during the recovery operation. Previously, Flow reported that attackers exploited a network vulnerability to forge tokens and steal approximately $3.9 million via cross-chain bridges, without accessing or compromising any existing user balances. Most of the counterfeit assets were either stored on-chain or frozen by exchange partners before liquidation.
Techub News reports that the Flow network has fully resumed operations, with both its Cadence and EVM environments now online. Currently, over 99.9% of accounts have full operational permissions across both execution environments, while account recovery and fraudulent token remediation efforts are ongoing. Additionally, the DeFi ecosystem on Flow is resuming operations, and cross-chain bridge partners are expected to restore services following final verification. A technical post-mortem report detailing the attack vector, forensic analysis, and remediation methods will be published within 48 hours. The comprehensive restoration of the subsequent ecosystem is anticipated to be completed this week.
Techub News reports that Flow tweeted that its network has resumed operation, with Cadence and EVM launched simultaneously. Flow stated that ecosystem recovery efforts are still underway, with a full recovery expected this week. Flow also mentioned that a detailed technical post-mortem report will be released within 48 hours.
Techub News reports that the Flow Foundation has updated the progress on fixing the vulnerability incident. The Flow core development team has found a solution to restore EVM functionality while Cadence repair work is ongoing. The EVM network is expected to be restored and online within 24 hours. Currently, parallel repairs for the second phase (Cadence) and the third phase (EVM) are continuing, followed by the fourth phase to restore bridging and exchange functions.
Techub News, the Flow Foundation tweeted that shortly after the FLOW security incident, a single account on a certain exchange deposited approximately 150 million FLOW (about 10% of the total supply) in a concentrated manner, exchanged part of it for Bitcoin, and then withdrew over $5 million within a few hours before the network interruption. The Flow Foundation stated that this process exposed flaws in the exchange's AML/KYC procedures and shifted financial risks to users who unknowingly purchased the tokens; meanwhile, its forensic analysis also found significant abnormal trading patterns in the exchange's FLOW market before and after the incident that were inconsistent with normal trading. The Foundation also mentioned that it had requested clarification through operational channels regarding the related trading patterns but received no response.
Techub News reports that Flow has tweeted that Flow network validators have accepted the proposed software upgrade plan, and the network is entering the repair and testing phase. The current status is read-only mode. The network is online and generating blocks, but regular transaction processing remains suspended during the verification and testing of the repair protocol. This phase aims to ensure all systems are synchronized without errors before entering the first phase of operational status. During the transition, over 99.9% of Cadence accounts will have their full functionality restored.
Techub News reports that Flow has released a repair plan, which will abandon network rollback/reorganization and enable an isolated recovery plan. Partners will not need to replay transactions, legitimate user activities will be preserved, over 99.9% of accounts will not be affected, and they will operate fully normally after the restart. The network will be restored in phases. Phase One: Cadence environment goes live, EVM is temporarily restricted (read-only); Phase Two: Rhythm adjustment (approximately 24-48 hours); Phase Three: EVM is repaired and re-enabled; Phase Four: Bridge operations resume. The specific recovery time will be determined by the operator based on the actual situation after confirming stability.
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