HTX confirms the Flow network security incident is fully resolved. User assets are safe, and FLOW trading is back to normal operations.
HTX Global has confirmed the full resolution of the December 27 security incident on the Flow blockchain network.
The crypto exchange shared an official update addressing the situation and its outcome. Flow Foundation also responded via its official X account.
According to Flow’s post, HTX has lifted its previous notice about the incident. Both parties appear to have coordinated closely through the response process.
Ecosystem Update: HTX Confirms Full Resolution@HTX_Global have published an update confirming the full resolution of the December 27 security incident on the Flow network.
HTX confirms that all FLOW assets held by users on their platform remain intact and fully validated.…
— Flow.com (@flow_blockchain) March 7, 2026
HTX Verifies FLOW User Assets After Network Security Incident
The December 27 incident involved abnormal transactions triggered by a technical vulnerability on the Flow network.
HTX activated emergency response procedures immediately after detecting the issue. The exchange maintained close communication with ecosystem partners throughout the process.
Based on the exchange’s latest update, the Flow team patched the vulnerability and addressed all abnormal minted assets. Normal network operations have since been restored.
HTX confirmed that all FLOW assets held by users on its platform remain intact and fully validated. The exchange reviewed the situation directly with the Flow team before issuing the update.
In its statement, HTX noted that it thoroughly verified the status of user assets before publishing. No user funds were affected as a result of the incident. The exchange’s response outlined the steps taken to ensure full asset security.
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FLOW Trading, Deposits, and Withdrawals Return to Normal on HTX
As of the latest update, FLOW trading, deposits, and withdrawals on HTX are fully operational.
The exchange stated that its earlier notice, published on January 13, has been removed. HTX explained that the January 13 notice no longer reflects its current assessment of the Flow team’s response.
The removal follows the release of a detailed post-incident report by Flow Foundation. According to HTX, the report addressed all the information it had previously requested.
Flow Foundation noted that HTX’s move came after it published a transparent and comprehensive report on the incident. The Foundation expressed that it looks forward to continued collaboration with HTX.
HTX, on its part, reiterated that user asset security remains its top priority. The exchange said it will continue monitoring supported networks for potential risks. It also pledged to keep working with ecosystem partners to maintain platform stability.
