deBridge co-founder: Flow has not undergone a rollback or restructuring and will resume bridged transaction processing once things stabilize.
deBridge co-founder Alex Smirno posted on the X platform stating that the Flow blockchain has initiated the first phase of recovery, with no rollback, no reorganization, maintaining state consistency. deBridge will cooperate with the Flow team until the repair is completed and the EVM operations are fully restored. Once stable, bridge transaction processing will resume.
Alex Smirno previously accused the Flow team of deciding to roll back the blockchain without any communication or coordination with ecosystem partners (bridge service providers, centralized exchanges, decentralized exchanges), which could pose significant risks. Subsequently, Flow communicated and coordinated after listening to feedback.
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