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$50+ $FLR is inevitable All eyes on @FlareNetworks

What are XRP holders looking for at XRP Las Vegas? Safe. Secure. Yield. @HugoPhilion lays it out with @paulbarron Watch the full video youtube.com/watch?v=u0iNX5…

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One clear takeaway from XRP Las Vegas: exchanges are paying attention to Flare as infrastructure for XRP yield. And it makes sense. @FlareNetworks gives XRP liquidity a programmable layer, plus the tools to simplify the plumbing that exchanges and wallets need to bring that yield to users.

How do Flare Smart Accounts work? Here’s everything you need to know, whether you’re a developer or a user. Watch the full breakdown 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=LZ6WI9…

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Track Smart Accounts activity in our System Explorer and see firsthand how smooth interoperability can work for XRPFi. flare-systems-explorer.flare.network/smart-accounts

XRP fam in Vegas showed how it feels now: vindicated, eager to know what comes next. Meanwhile on Flare: @Thana_Enosys didn't ask permission, built the first keeper-free DEX limit orders on Flare, making enshrined data actually shine. @FlareDevHub teases txs running inside TEE. quietly rewriting what's possible. FIP.16 passed with the highest governance participation ever. (@resonanceoracle tracked it) 100 nodes humming, supporting the network as it expands. Community proposals coming in unprompted, asking how they can contribute. >> Not reactive. generative. Many hold XRP through cycles. These? They build on @FlareNetworks to prove XRP can be more.

XRP Las Vegas may be over but we keep cooking. Stay tuned.

Missed out on XRP Las Vegas, listen in to our X space with @UpholdInc to catch a TLDR on Flare x Uphold ☀️

Flare is the best place to build utility for XRP in EVM.

7/ If you missed the stream, start with the replay and pull one thing into your next release checklist. Before your next deploy, ask: “What can fail here, who can abuse it, and what did we not review because we were moving fast?”

6/ The goal is not to turn every builder into a security team. The goal is to stop treating security review like a launch-week panic ritual. Review earlier. Review the right surfaces. Ship with fewer blind spots.

5/ Start with the parts of the product that can hurt users fastest: - Login and auth - Permissions and roles - Payment or money-moving logic - Dependencies - Edge-case user flows That is where “we’ll review it later” gets expensive.

4/ The better workflow is simple: 1. Map the risky surfaces. 2. Ask AI to pressure-test them. 3. Use human judgment to decide what actually ships. AI helps with coverage. It does not replace ownership.

3/ The crisis is not that AI exists. The crisis is teams using speed as an excuse to skip review, then acting surprised when auth, permissions, dependencies, or user flows break under pressure.

2/ Replay here: youtu.be/DTZkICgHH-M Watch this if you are shipping SaaS, mobile, or blockchain products and want a faster way to review risky surfaces before release.

1/ AI will not make your app secure. But it can make a weak security review much harder to hide. That was the real point of yesterday’s W3M stream. A thread🛢