HTX, a major cryptocurrency exchange, announced on June 3, 2025, that it will support the network upgrades for Initia (INIT) and Flow (FLOW).
This support enables the exchange’s traders to adapt to changes, indicating stability in both networks, while maintaining market dynamics.
HTX Announces Support for Initia and Flow Upgrades
HTX, previously Huobi Global, will facilitate the necessary network upgrades for Initia and Flow. These upgrades involve technical adjustments to ensure network efficiency and stability, reinforcing HTX’s role in supporting an evolving blockchain ecosystem.
The upgrades for INIT and FLOW involve HTX’s operational teams, who are coordinating with developers. The exchange historically pauses deposit and withdrawal processes during such upgrades to manage network changes effectively.
Traders Face Temporary Functional Pauses During Upgrades
Stakeholders anticipate minimal disruption, as previous upgrades handled by HTX have shown. Traders are likely to experience short pauses in deposit and withdrawal functions, consistent with prior events.
Historically, network upgrades on significant exchanges can shift liquidity short-term. HTX’s support for INIT and FLOW reflects confidence in their technical progress, potentially increasing interest in these assets. “HTX aims to keep traders informed by connecting real-world events with crypto market dynamics.”
HTX’s Track Record of Successful Support in Upgrades
HTX has supported several network upgrades before, including Siacoin’s update in 2025. These typically result in short operational pauses but little market disruption, demonstrating effective execution strategies.
Previous experiences suggest that such upgrades often stabilize exchange functioning. Experts underline HTX’s strategic role in maintaining network integrity and trader confidence via these proactive support measures.
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