"What happens in the near term if FIP.16 passes?" • Inflation drops from 5% to 3% • FAsset minting fees, Flare Smart Accounts fees, and FDC attestation fees begin accruing to FIRE • Fee burn increases with the base gas fee adjustment • Protocol-owned block building —

No matter how you voted in this poll, you can find more details for every topic using the timestamps in our youtube video description of the FIP.16 X space. 🔗youtube.com/watch?v=sFhexU…

What happens to Flare infra setups when maintainers are entirely agentic and human counterparts claim to be entirely non-technical when third party services eventually experience interruptions, internal corruption, third party upstream exploit or complete obsolescence and are

Not every privacy problem requires the same tool. Filip Koprivec (j☀️☀️sko) at EthCC - Ethereum Community Conference on on where ZK is the right fit - and why Flare Confidential Compute leans on TEEs when you need broader programmability without rebuilding your stack from scratch.

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How Flare governance actually works; from FIPs, to who can vote, how vote power is counted, and what notice vs voting periods mean. Read it all here: dev.flare.network/network/govern…

Flare’s DefiLlama.com page has room for a few more useful charts — revenue, fees, and a burn tracker. What else would you want to see there?

🛠️ New integration: JAW.id expands the smart account tooling and lets any Flare app to provide users self-custodial onchain accounts with passkey authentication, gasless transactions, and programmable permissions, in two lines of code. JAW.id's

The Flare flywheel, where network activity compounds into $FLR. Voting opens tomorrow, read the proposal → proposals.flare.network/FIP/FIP_16.html

Getting ready for tomorrow’s vote? Catch Andrewfillion107’s high-level FIP.16 explainer and where you can wrap / stake before you cast your vote.

Voting on FIP.16 opens tomorrow. If you haven’t read the full proposal yet, now’s the time. → proposals.flare.network/FIP/FIP_16.html

What to do before a vote: Confirm you’re eligible: voting power is WFLR or staked FLR (not idle FLR in a wallet). If you’re FLR-only: wrap (WFLR) and/or stake. Watch this guide on how to vote👇

FIP.16 is live. Burns, buybacks, a 0% net inflation target, and the first time activity on Flare ☀️ has a direct path back to token holders. Vote, build, signal. Window's open, not forever. FIRE up. 🔗portal.flare.network/proposal/view/…

Flare is an EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain that enables XRPFi—turning passive XRP into a programmable DeFi asset. Through its decentralized FAssets system, users bridge XRP from the XRPL to FXRP (a fully overcollateralized wrapped version) on Flare. This allows XRP holders to

As a precautionary measure, we are temporarily pausing FXRP cross-networking via OFTs between Flare, Ethereum, Base, and other supported networks while the rsETH incident is being investigated. Users holding FXRP on non-Flare networks cannot currently redeem, as redemption

Today’s DeFi incident is serious and the industry needs to learn swift lessons from it. A few points on Flare ☀️ and FXRP need to be clear: 1. FXRP is not the same thing as the FXRP OFT rail The precautionary pause announced earlier applies to OFT-based cross-network

The key security point about FAssets v1.3 is this: Minting will route to the Core Vault, governed by explicit safety limits: hourly caps, daily caps, and delays triggered by large mints. For redemptions, agents still play a role, and the collateralized payout model remains

FIP.16 Proposed Implementation Schedule Changes will be implemented in multiple phases. Implementation for inflation reduction, signing weight calculation changes, and minimum entity fee, as well as the creation of FIRE and redistribution of protocol fees are expected to

🤓 Understanding DVNs in FXRP OFT FXRP uses LayerZero’s OFT standard to move across chains while maintaining a unified supply. With LayerZero V2, apps do not depend on one shared verifier. Each route defines its own DVN security stack for message verification. For FXRP OFT

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