Flow is rising today: what traders are watching (January 3)
Flow (FLOW) is trading at $0.086, marking a 10.26% increase from the previous close and remaining well below its MA-20 ($0.1469), MA-50 ($0.1980), and MA-200 ($0.3145). This places the asset firmly under persistent bearish pressure relative to short-, medium-, and long-term moving averages.
Highlights
- On December 27, 2025, the Flow blockchain experienced a $3.9 million exploit affecting NFT lending platforms, raising market security concerns.
- The Flow Foundation rejected a rollback proposal and chose a two-phase recovery plan involving transparent token burns, overseen by the Community Governance Council.
- This exploit heightened scrutiny on Flow's AML and KYC controls and prompted broader regulatory discussions for strengthening the blockchain’s future resilience.
Security breach and recovery plans fuel regulatory scrutiny
A significant security breach occurred on December 27, 2025, when the Flow blockchain suffered a $3.9 million exploit impacting NFT lending platforms. The Flow Foundation responded by rejecting a rollback proposal and instead adopted a transparent, two-phase recovery plan focused on burning stolen tokens, overseen by the Community Governance Council. The event has raised concerns about AML and KYC controls following the conversion of stolen assets and spurred broader discussions on regulatory measures for Flow’s future resilience.
Technical weakness deepens as oversold signals and resistance converge
FLOW remains under strong bearish momentum, trading well below its key moving averages, with dynamic resistance at the Ichimoku Kijun ($0.1486) and immediate support near intraday lows. On the daily chart, D1 MACD and ADX indicate a sell signal, while oscillators such as RSI (10.8), CCI (–124.5), and Stoch RSI (zero) confirm a deeply oversold market. BBP reflects continued seller dominance, and price action is clustered near the upper end of today’s $0.0765 – $0.088 range amidst notable volatility. Despite an intraday rebound, broader technical indicators suggest underlying weakness.
Last time, analysts noted that FLOW experienced heightened volatility, with the token trading below short-term moving averages and technical indicators pointing toward increased downside risk. Binance's decision to delist the FLOW/BTC pair contributed to negative sentiment as the token repeatedly dipped to fresh lows, prompting some traders to monitor critical support levels amid steep intra-day declines of 20–25%.
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