Flow Blockchain’s 'Code Is Law' Meltdown: $3.9M Exploit Spurs Unthinkable Rollback, Partners Outraged

Flow blockchain’s $3.9 million hack didn’t just torch token prices—it torched the core idea of blockchain immutability. Validators stopped the chain cold after an exploit, then debated a full ledger rollback that would have erased hours of legitimate transactions. Partners like deBridge weren’t told—the ecosystem woke up to chaos, double-spend risk, and vanishing faith in decentralization itself. Fearing a total meltdown, Flow scrapped the nuclear rollback, opting to just erase the hackers’ gains. But the damage was done: trust in Flow’s ‘no do-overs’ narrative is cracked, token liquidity tanked, and bridge partners are still picking up the pieces. Flow survived, barely. But can its promise of decentralization ever be believed again? Continue to read Flow Blockchain’s 'Code Is Law' Meltdown: $3.9M Exploit Spurs Unthinkable Rollback, Partners Outraged