2026-01-02 14:25:51

A major exchange officially announced that starting January 2, 2026, risk monitoring tags will be enabled for four tokens: Acala (ACA), DAR Open Network (D), Streamr (DATA), and Flow (FLOW). The exchange stated that this measure results from a recent in-depth project assessment. The reasoning is clear—these tokens carry higher price volatility risks, or the projects themselves have several uncertainties. In simple terms, it is a reminder for investors to exercise caution with these tokens. For token holders, such tags often signify an upgrade in risk management. While the exchange enhances user protection, it is also aiming to prevent potential compliance issues.

ACA-4,11%

D-0,74%

DATA-3,38%

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-05 13:28

Another wave of risk tags? I've been annoyed with ACA for a while, and now they've finally taken action. --- DATA and FLOW also got caught in the crossfire, it's really a bit unfortunate. --- Exchanges are once again implementing risk controls. As retail investors, we need to keep our eyes open. --- They only act in January 2026? Shouldn't they have marked it already? --- I've touched all these coins, and now it really looks a bit risky. Let's cut losses quickly, friends. --- It's funny, risk tags are useless; those who really want to cut the leeks are still trying to do so. --- Holding ACA probably means bloodshed; now it's even harder to escape. --- Wow, four of them getting tags at once. Is the exchange clearing out positions? --- I forgot about the DAR project. Is it still alive?

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-05 01:12

Here come the labels again. These four coins are probably going to get criticized. ACA and FLOW are given risk labels, but that shouldn't be a problem. What do holders think? Exchanges are protecting their own interests; we're the ones left holding the bag. Risk monitoring is just a fancy term; frankly, it means don't touch. When will DATA and D turn around? Now no one wants them anymore. Once the labels are applied, retail investors just run away. They really know how to play.

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0xInsomnia

· 01-04 17:15

Another wave of risk tags, ACA, D, DATA, FLOW—these are directly marked with warning signs. Basically, they are unstable.

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LiquidationKing

· 01-02 14:54

Risk tags are coming again. Who's next this time? ACA, D, DATA, FLOW all caught in the crossfire. Exchanges really don't hold back on this. The funny thing is they should have been marked long ago, but now they're just starting risk monitoring. The liquidation army is about to mobilize again.

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FomoAnxiety

· 01-02 14:54

Here we go again, another risk label... Looks like these four coins need to tighten their wallets.

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NestedFox

· 01-02 14:48

Here we go again, with this tagging rhythm... Are ACA, DATA, FLOW, these old relics still messing around? I've seen through it long ago. When exchanges start acting up, what does that mean? Do you understand, brother?

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 01-02 14:47

I should have known earlier. I've already stopped paying attention to these four coins. The tags came a bit late.

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tx_pending_forever

· 01-02 14:34

They're listing again. These four coins are probably going to be out of the game for a while. ACA and FLOW should have been considered good long ago. Quickly reduce your holdings. Risk tag = death tag. I was right. How many people are going to get trapped in this wave... Sigh. DATA has had problems for a long time, not surprising. Are the exchange's recent actions really helping us avoid pitfalls, or... what do you think? Stop, stop, just sell everything.

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TokenTherapist

· 01-02 14:26

Here we go again. Just evaluate it, and stop acting like it's about to delist, and labeling it... ACA and FLOW should have been monitored closely long ago; they're shaky. I've never fully understood DATA, but now it's finally officially announced. Holders are probably freaking out right now; one label equals a countdown to sell-off?

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