A series of operations by the Flow project have attracted industry attention. The project support for users to transfer assets without private keys was initially praised, but then the attitude changed, causing dissatisfaction within the community. This practice of encouraging first and restricting later indeed exposes the Achilles' heel of decentralization.

From a technical perspective, keyless asset transfer involves the underlying logic of asset security, and the project's inconsistent policies have made many users feel betrayed. When on-chain transparency should be the core competitive advantage of the crypto world, such incidents undoubtedly weaken the industry's trust foundation.

Frequent similar incidents also serve as a reminder to practitioners and investors: when choosing projects, it is necessary to evaluate their governance stability and value orientation more cautiously. The industry needs more builders who truly uphold the promise of decentralization.