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It’s actually much better, and more radical, than I expected. Just speculation, but here’s what I think he means: No, It’s not some sort of lock up or fees paid in flr, just to use the network. Locking tokens just to use a system limits growth. We don’t want that. (Sometimes that’s necessary for institutions/corporations but I don’t think that’s what he’s talking about here). Here’s what I think he’s talking about: A new block format where every block incorporates verifiable, on-chain attestations of ecosystem activity. (think FAsset collateral/mints, liquidity, data requests via oracles, etc). The data becomes part of the block. When the data becomes part of the block, the “value capture” flows from it. (Which is very radical indeed. Others try to do it through DAO’s, this is built into the chain). So, ideas we’ve mentioned in the past are still in play, they’ll just flow through the block/protocol, rather than through a DAO or something else. (Again, much more revolutionary). Burns, buybacks, boosted staking yields, XRPFi liquidity, RWA yields, rewards, or anything really, are performed at the block/protocol level. It turns $FLR into equity that scales with adoption. Again, just speculation until the FIP is released, but suffice to say I remain super pumped about it. Hopefully this week!

Offchain signature generation Onchain relaying Highly liquid and globally ubiquitous ...

@nullpackets @HugoPhilion @HyperliquidX @SUPRA_Labs @FlareNetworks If you’re going to divert the debate to TVL, rather than address Hugo‘s points about the lack of oracle security on Chainlink in comparison to flare network’s, you‘ve lost the argument.

Scaling Chainlink services is as easy as adding or removing nodes. Or adding or removing DONs. Im saying you obviously don't understand the difference between implicit and explicit decentralization - irregardless of Chainlink. But that's ok. The devs of cryptos largest projects understand.

Let @HyperliquidX be a warning to those that may be drawn to this new wave of all-in-one "vertically integrated" blockchains like @SUPRA_Labs @FlareNetworks etc. Blockchain is inherently adversarial. Dont expect a blockchain to act impartial if it's under "attack". Even if the attack is within the rules. Just use $LINK

@FlaresDashboard 🤝

FlareDrops.25 is here 🪂 For every 100 WFLR, you're receiving 2.39 FLR! Blocks used to calculate your holdings: 37,605,774 // 37,690,300 // 38,044,228 Oh, by the way, we just burned 66M FLR 🔥

@neilduckett0 Hi, thanks for your update. I did not move my flare during the snapshot. In fact the previous snapshot I received more Flr rewards (around 4000 more) but I had less Flr than the current snapshot. Very strange.

@FlaresDashboard I staked just over 1.2M in flare to various entities for the whole period and received 15603

@AlennOrbanic I staked just over 1.2M in flare to various entities for the whole period

@CarlRambo2025 @HugoPhilion @FV887606 You accused Hugo of saying ‘after summer’ when he actually said ‘late summer’ as proven in his original post. Your definition of late summer is September but actually, late summer also includes the month of August.

@reonlowe11 @HugoPhilion @FV887606 Exactly, late Summer = September

Is #Flare $FLR about to pump???

@SkinnyWhiteBoy @HugoPhilion If you want to use meaningful amounts to help grow the flare network TVL, then go ahead, but Hugo's message regarding hardware wallets is still true when it comes to managing your investment risk.

You really don’t want to use a software wallet with any meaningful amounts of value. I strongly recommend learning how to use a hardware wallet to stake and delegate on Flare even if you currently consistently use a software wallet.

@FlareNetworks Last but not least…

'who's building on flare chain' Here's your quick recap of what has happened in @FlareNetworks ecosystem. Share this thread with those who're curious about us ☀️

@XRPeteAZ Excellent breakdown, thank you.

Here’s a simple breakdown of what’s happening with #Flare and Red Date’s new KYC solution in Hong Kong: 1.Who’s involved? •Flare and Red Date Technology are working together to make a special system for identity checks (called “KYC”) without needing personal info. 2.What is KYC? •KYC stands for “Know Your Customer.” It’s a way companies make sure people are who they say they are. 3.What’s different about this? •This KYC is decentralized, which means it doesn’t store all your personal info in one place, keeping it private. •It uses technology called ZK-based anonymity to hide personal details, so people stay anonymous. 4.Why does it matter? •This is for Mainland Chinese visitors in Hong Kong. It allows them to: •Sign up on a stablecoin app without giving personal info. •Buy financial products with stablecoins while staying anonymous. 5.What are stablecoins? •Stablecoins are digital currencies tied to real money, like a Hong Kong Dollar stablecoin (HKDA), which stays stable in value. 6.What’s the big deal? •Hong Kong is creating rules to let people use digital currencies safely. •This KYC solution would let visitors from Mainland China legally use wallets and stablecoins, something they couldn’t do before. 7.Why is this good for Flare? •Flare becomes a leader in safe, private identity systems for digital money. •It’s getting involved early in Hong Kong’s digital currency market, which could bring big benefits since millions of Chinese visitors spend billions there. 8.How does Flare’s tech help? •Flare uses a blockchain (a secure digital system) to keep user info private and safe. •Once the laws are ready, visitors can use a China RealDID identity to register and use stablecoins, without sharing personal documents like passports. In short, Flare’s KYC solution is a new, private way for Chinese visitors in Hong Kong to use digital financial services legally and safely without revealing their identity. This also sets up Flare to be a big player as Hong Kong moves forward with digital money. $FLR $SGB

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Let's start the week strong 🔆 The first 100 likes and comments with their testBTC SegWit addresses will receive testBTC to start minting right away. Support #FAssets and become our testers today: fasset-beta-minting.flarelabs.org

@FlareNetworks “FTSOv2 has consistently maintained the accuracy of its decentralized data feeds, achieving a median deviation from CeXs of just 0.019%, demonstrating reliable performance even under these challenging conditions” 👌

Introducing Flare Time Series Oracle v2 More data, delivered faster. Free to query any crypto feeds that are as secure as the network. Now on @FlareNetworks mainnet ☀️ bit.ly/4gtazY0

@millsam1 @BifrostWallet @FlareNetworks Connect to the fassets dashboard via qr. it won’t work if you’re trying to mint via the Bifrost browser

@BifrostWallet @FlareNetworks It's not recognising CFLR when i try to mint FTestXRP. I have the 100 on explorer?

Try FTestXRP today: coston-fasset-mint-demo.flare.rocks Get started in 3 steps: 1. Enable Dev Mode in @BifrostWallet 2. Get testXRP and CFLR (free) 3. Mint FTestXRP leveraging Data Connector Minting process takes just a few minutes. You can redeem FTestXRP afterwards and repeat ✅