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Credits to @shojil12 Time may prove data is at the centre of everything after all.

@_DigitalDynamix @Dark_horse @FlareNetworks He obviously doesn't know better and needs to feel right.

@Dark_horse @FlareNetworks FAssets is built on the Flare Network, yes.

🫡🫡🫡 They "Paused" @FlareNetworks again.. whats that total now? 3 this year?

Not if private compute is employed

@ksw54548 @Dark_horse @brian_armstrong Yes it is

@Dark_horse @brian_armstrong Even a squirrel gets a nut from time to time. Just kidding. Thanks for keeping it real DH. You were wrong about Flare though and that is unfolding too.

🤣🤣🤣 Me right now reading the comments about @brian_armstrong over the clarity bill after I pointed this out the first time round and got called a bank lover and i hate crypto... I love watching people changing perspective..

@Archie_XRPL @AABest Seeking exemption guaranteed but imagine the pushback. Imagine the rewards if they staked XRP on @Firelightfi ?

🚨 Ripple = The number one bank in the world 🤯🔥 THIS + the viral Clarity Act 20% threshold post = GAME OVER for everyone still sleeping on Ripple XRP just got classified as a digital commodity by SEC & CFTC (March 17, 2026). The Clarity Act (passed House, still pending Senate) has that 20% supply concentration factor for mature blockchain status... IF clearer rules let Ripple fully put its 40B+ escrow XRP holdings on the balance sheet like a real bank? GAME OVER. Ripple instantly becomes the #1 bank in the world. 💰🌍 As Brad said: 🗣️ “Clarity unlocks the biggest U.S. & global banks that have been sitting on the sidelines scared”. Watch how the 40B escrow changes everything in this breakdown 👇 #XRP #XRPArmy

@WietseWind Inevitable, especially the president thing, given time. No parties just optimisation 🤦

First thought: "lol this is funny and insane" Second thought: "yep this is so retarded it's probably going to happen"

They live among us alright!😆

@KingKaranCrypto @Aiman829 I always begin with an insured postal package, that's got silver in it. Helps with the idea of wrapping value and over collateralization. Barcode/QR codes contain contract/sending/sender info🤣

If you think explaining $XRP to someone new to crypto is hard, good luck explaining Flare. 😂

@CallerTrade2284 @FV887606 Fair does! It's technically what Flare does. You as a trader see price. It's not narrative if its simple basic technical facts. All the best to you..

@crypto_compost @FV887606 Sorry bud, this just sounds like Hugo's hyperbolic hype narratives that I've been listening to for 6+ years. Look, I'm not saying Flare won't do well, but it's going to take a LOONG time to get to $1. Narratives don't mean shit when it comes to price action, as XRP has proven

The price chart and market cap chart of #Flare are inversely correlated. Price is going down while the market cap is going up. Even though the total value of $FLR is growing, your individual percentage of ownership is being diluted. A fine example of value erosion.

You will find Google cloud in every Blockchain in the top 20 easily. Even Cardano via midnight Bitcoin via Lightning network. They touch them all at some level. The depth of participation and tool development with Flare isn't just impressive, it's the kind of tooling Google cloud coul treed use natively for their new ledger, the GCUL. I'd suggest looking closely at it. After all that's where the CME Group is strategically partnered. derivatives need reliable data, verified AI too. They won't find all that native in one full stack with everything else going on Flare has built.

Ok Google cloud are actively validating and participating in various networks but Google Clouds relationship is unique due to the nature of the FTSO. They are feeding data to the network. Attesting data. Any data Google itself may need because of this relationship can be considered native. Google cloud knows where to go for verifiable web 2 and web 3 data decentrally sourced. Google Cloud and Flare showcased I'm sure you are aware, just over a year ago in a verifiable AI Hackathon together, Flare AI-kit in combination with Google Cloud confidential computing. While Google Cloud provides services and tools to a ridiculous number of blockchains (as a service provider), the relationship with Flare is deeper, you could say unique. The TEE'S Flare will be using for the FCC are Google Cloud based. The verifiable AI agents, confidential compute and compliance/audit ability these tools offer is no joke. It's solutions at the very cutting edge of what's available on the market. The application of this tech partnership is easily best in class.

I'm not looking to argue or trade blows, you mentioned you are an OG in the comments. I took am around since the beginning. A frank discussion could do us both good. Here you ask me to stop projecting hyper competence. I think they are. Are you aware of the solutions they've provided the digital asset space. They've achieved essentially "holy grail" quality solutions to fragmented liquidity issues. Received full partner validation from Google Cloud. The build is highly efficient, cheap, can scale and offers verifiability for AI, compute, data and while maintaining privacy and compliance. They're not buzzwords, they have real meanings that are literally top end solutions. How they're preparing to secure AI for institutions is the highest grade of security in the business. The data is native, yield is available. And other chains and sources can plug in , it's everything Institutions need. It's more than competent! Please push back on how what I've described is not competent?. I'd also be interested what you think the mistakes were?

@crypto_compost @FV887606 In fact, 85.5 billion FLR tokens. Total supply is 105b. No they aren't, they're being adjusted because they're fucked and don't work. Stop projecting hyper-competence onto the flare team that have failed numerous times on numerous things. The road to $1 is a loooong way off.

@sarah_n_crypto @Hypnotic121 Attestation of data, where data needs verification service can be provided.

People don't realize the full potential of Flare beyond the financial layer. This app uses FDC attestations to power its reliability engine. The app uses the FDC to confirm whether or not a user actually showed up to an activity and updates their reliability score from it. imagine 100 activities a day 10 people per activity in 1000 cities in the world, that's 1 million transactions running through the FDC every single day and growing.

@CallerTrade2284 @FV887606 Yes at the moment 👍

@crypto_compost @FV887606 It's still considered circulating, by definition. And serving all that staked/delegated FLR with what exactly? Inflation? It's just a circular inflation machine at the moment.

Technically speaking yes, but until fXRP are redeemed, wflr are installed etc. Look I see your point. It's being addressed. I don't think it's coincidence the FIP is coinciding with FCC and will in my opinion be a masterclass in how FLARE tech can be used for capital gains purposes. You're thinking like a trader. Nothing wrong with that. You're just limiting yourself or your views

@CallerTrade2284 @FV887606 85 billion? So the total supply is now over 185 billion or what?. Tokenomics are being prepared for endgame adoption. People are focusing on all the wrong things.

@crypto_compost @FV887606 Nobody in 2018 could predict that dumping 85b FLR tokens into circulation, all whilst having insane sell pressure from FTSOs, would create bad tokenomics? NoBoDy CoUlD hAvE pReDicTeD tHaT.😂 Sure thing buddy. Whatever you copy and pasted that from, it needs some work.

@GOTXRP @FV887606 Yes a shift from incentive based tokenomics towards full adoption, capital efficient tokenomics ready for production as so to say.

@FV887606 Vast majority of this was because of the AD and if you participated in FLR ecosystem, you should have benefited from it. This should slow down significantly now and reverse with the new FIP.

@HomesInter @FV887606 What nonsense. Have you nothing better to do?

@FV887606 Welcome to Hugo the scammer...ones they have enough xrp in their pockets they will blow off flare and bankrupt it

I couldn't disagree more. Hugo and the team have taken their time yes but for very good reason. It's no simple task to identify which are the problems that matter most to TRADFI, participants and partners. Ultimately that's the entire crypto ecosystem's goal, to match and improve upon Tradfi. From there, TRADFI can begin the process of decanting into suitable digital asset solutions. Hugo and the team have pivoted more than once, delayed rollout etc. I feel very confident in saying there's always a reason. To the tokenomics. 6 or 7 years ago nobody could have understood what exactly are the dynamics and specifics of good tokenomics in 2026. The new tokenics will be exactly right to enhance and compliment the needs of every level of digital financial services. The shift in tokenomics addresses community concerns and more importantly, I almost guarantee that they'll be designed for capital efficiency too. A new set of tokenomics which prepare for the various demands and features of how at this most crucial time, networks will thrive and attract the real use cases. I also guarantee Hugo and a few others will be privy to information about deals and partnerships which the cannot disclose yet for one reason or another. The improvement to the tokenomics will satisfy what the use cases are in the foreseeable future. It's an evolution based upon a well identified patiently built set of solutions. Again, in 2017/ 2018 nobody could have predicted what tokenomics would suit the 2026 markets...

@FV887606 The fact Hugo is now trying to do something about the tokenomics is probably the most worrying aspect of it. It shows that, YET AGAIN, they haven't done proper projections or worst case scenario analysis. I've been saying this would happen for years and no one listened.

@Dmoney13131331 @FV887606 Exactly, providing the exact solutions to the real problems. It's all about the future. By mid summer the tone will have changed drastically. We need lot's of FLR.

@FV887606 The only way to offset the inflation is for $FLR adoption and usage to outpace it. I like $FLR a lot but we are essentially investing in the future rather than the current. It is a bit of hopium on the part of the $FLR investor.