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Flare is an EVM-based layer 1 aiming to make blockchain more useful by giving developers decentralized access to high-integrity data from other chains and the internet. This enables new use cases and monetization models, while allowing dapps to serve multiple chains through a single deployment.

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Forgiven

02-21 20:01

An unsolicited (long) late-night USDT0 story: One of the first blockchains I heard about from @USDT0_to was an L1 project. Let's call it X. My co-founder and I are both native DeFi developers, and at the time we had a close relationship with the X Foundation's operations team. Our mentors were skeptical. We genuinely believed in the team. X had received strong support from early DeFi builders and had just completed a rebranding and upgrade, which was significant in that cycle. In our eyes, X was the ideal launch partner. We used every connection we had, even getting some people within Tether who saw the potential in our project to advocate for us in Telegram chats with X's management. Ultimately, we had a conference call with X's leadership. This team had been working on launching USDT on their blockchain for nearly two years. We prepared for it for two days, as if it were the most important thing in the world. The conference call began. I started with what I still call my USDT0 pitch. Less than 90 seconds later, one of their management team members lay on the sofa with his webcam still on and started doing something else on his MacBook, clearly not listening to our value proposition. Two minutes later, he interrupted me, laughing and dismissing us. He told us they were one of the best L1 service providers in the world, that they already worked with other stablecoins, and had absolutely no interest in the product we were developing. He said our product would never gain market acceptance, and maintaining the status quo was fine. That was what they were really interested in. At the time, it was frustrating. In hindsight, it was a revelation. A few months later, we met with the @inkonchain/@krakenfx team. What we expected to be a difficult conversation turned out to be surprisingly smooth. We launched USDT0 there and started gaining market acceptance. Then, @arbitrum escalated. Tether delegated 1.8 billion USDT worth of contracts to us. Our TVL skyrocketed from around 100 million to over 2 billion, and the market suddenly understood our goals. After that, we continued our efforts. Berachain, Sei, Hyperliquid, Flare, Polygon, and others. Daily trading volume reached 10 to 15 million tokens and continued to grow. Most importantly, partners started using USDT0 because it solved real operational problems, not because of its hype, but because of its practicality. A few months later, I heard that X attempted to partner with a USDT0 clone. But this attempt ended in failure. Meanwhile, USDT0 continued to grow thanks to some emerging and exciting blockchains, such as Plasma, Mantle, Stable, Conflux, Morph, MegaETH, and others. Today, X is no longer what it once was. DeFi builders' attention has shifted elsewhere, and CT's attitude towards its leadership and communication has become more austere. Like most other governance tokens on the market, USDT0 faces significant challenges. Today, USDT0 transfers approximately 300 million USDT daily across 25 chains. It has become the de facto expansion strategy for Tether assets, with a total value locked (TVL) exceeding $4.4 billion. It is the world's fastest-growing cross-chain infrastructure. Sometimes, being ridiculed is the best thing that can happen to your project. If you are developing a truly useful product that can improve the status quo and solve real-world problems.

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TheCryptoBasic

02-19 23:10

With the FXRP supply surpassing 100 million, 100 million XRP have begun generating yield on the Flare platform. #Ripple This milestone was achieved thanks to strong market demand for XRP-based yield-generating products. Most FXRP tokens are locked in Flare's native DeFi protocols, including Firelight. Flare has temporarily halted FXRP minting following a report from a security partner.

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TheCryptoBasic

02-16 21:14

The rollout of XRP DeFi is accelerating as its supply approaches the 100 million mark. #Ripple FXRP's supply is about to surpass 100 million, marking a significant milestone in its application development. FXRP, the XRP-encapsulated version launched by Flare, reached this level in just five months since its release in September 2025. Nearly 70% of the FXRP supply is locked in Flare-based DeFi protocols. Flare's DeFi ecosystem has attracted 7,016 users and processed over 2.28 million transactions.

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TheCryptoBasic

02-13 21:32

Philion states that Flare is positioning XRP as a leading tokenization platform. 🧵🧵🧵 Hugo Philion, CEO of Flare Labs, believes that Flare can help XRP move beyond its current focus on payments and transform into a leading tokenization platform. Philion points out that Flare's technology enables XRP to participate in decentralized finance (DFT) as an institutional user. He adds that Flare can help XRP expand its tokenization business by providing privacy tools and secure computation capabilities. Philion shared his recent views in an article on the X platform. He stated that Flare's technology has already enabled XRP to participate in DFT at a level accessible to institutional users. He further explained that Flare can support XRP's growth into the tokenization space by adding privacy tools and secure computation capabilities. For reference, XRP Ledger's tokenization scale continues to expand, currently exceeding $1 billion in tokenized goods. XRPL's RWA scale also ranks fourth, surpassing Ethereum. Philion further pointed out that the relationship between XRPL and Flare is mutually beneficial for both ecosystems. He emphasized that XRPL is the asset issuance layer, while Flare serves as the computation layer, providing smart functionality and flexibility. Philion made the above comments in the context of a community member's suggestion that Flare could help Ripple become a trillion-dollar company. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has also stated that Ripple has the potential to become the first trillion-dollar cryptocurrency company. For those unfamiliar with Flare, its primary connection to XRPL is through its FAssets system and the FXRP token. This mechanism allows XRP holders to use their tokens in decentralized finance through a trust-minimized, over-collateralized bridge. In this system, users lock XRP on XRPL and mint FXRP on Flare's EVM-compatible Layer 1 network. It's worth noting that XRPL still plays the role of the primary settlement layer. Flare provides smart contract functionality. Flare bills itself as a utility layer for XRPFi. This model allows users to earn yield, lend, trade, and transfer assets across chains without selling or removing XRP from XRPL. Following testing on the Songbird Canary Network, the project launched FAssets on its mainnet last September. The team initially set a minting cap of 5 million FXRP, which was raised after users completed minting within five hours. Currently, FXRP holds 97.1 million XRP tokens. Furthermore, Philion has set a goal of having 5 billion XRP in FXRP on Flare by mid-2026. This would represent 8.2% of the current circulating supply of 60.9 billion XRP, making Flare the largest DeFi layer connected to XRPL. Notably, Flare also launched the Firelight protocol in December 2025. Firelight has added liquidity staking to its XRP network. Users can stake assets within Flare's DeFi ecosystem while continuing to use them, improving flexibility and capital utilization. On February 5, 2026, Flare announced a closer partnership with Hex Trust, further expanding its reach. This collaboration will provide institutional clients with secure and reliable custody services for FXRP minting and redemption, as well as FLR token staking. This move brings FXRP to the large institutional market.

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Chain Broker

02-10 22:30

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Cryptonews

02-05 22:37

🤝 Custodian Hex Trust and Flare have deepened their partnership to provide institutional users with native FLR staking and FXRP minting services. #HexTrust $FXRP

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TheCryptoBasic

02-04 21:20

#XRP Price Hasn't Yet Reflected the DeFi Boom About to Sweep the XRP Ledger: Analyst Zach Rector. 🧵🧵🧵 XRP YouTuber Zach Rector states that the cryptocurrency market still overlooks DeFi, a sector that could be one of the biggest growth drivers for the XRP Ledger. Rector believes the infrastructure being built on XRPL heralds a surge in decentralized finance activity, which is not yet reflected in XRP's market valuation. Rector's comments align with the general sentiment within the XRP community that years of quiet work on the XRP Ledger are finally beginning to pay off. While XRPL has long been known for its fast, low-cost payments, its DeFi capabilities are expanding in a way that many believe the market hasn't fully absorbed. Validators and developers have repeatedly emphasized that XRPL's built-in decentralized exchange remains one of the most overlooked features in the cryptocurrency space. Unlike most DeFi platforms that rely on external smart contracts, XRPL DEX is a native, underlying feature that has maintained high speed, reliability, and a minimal attack surface since its launch in 2012. In January of this year, XRPL's top validator, Vet, stated that 2026 could be a turning point for this ledger-based decentralized exchange. His comments suggest that fundamental design choices made years ago are becoming increasingly crucial as the demand for efficient, low-risk DeFi infrastructure continues to grow. Some developers, including Pano Mekras, have described the XRP ledger as the original DeFi chain. Core functionalities such as tokenization, in-ledger trading, deflation, and payments have been included in XRPL from the outset. Because these functionalities are built into the ledger, XRPL avoids many of the smart contract risks common on other chains. Analysts say this makes XRPL more attractive to institutional investors, as security, compliance, and reliability are more important than experimentation. Meanwhile, XRPL's DeFi growth extends far beyond trading. The XLS-66 proposal aims to achieve predictability through native fixed-term lending. Protocol-level lending requires no overcollateralization or smart contracts. XRP is also expanding across chains. Wrapped versions such as wXRP and FXRP allow holders to use XRP in other DeFi ecosystems. Flare Networks reports bridging over 94 million XRP. With the emergence of more yield strategies, analysts believe XRP is transitioning from an idle asset to a productive one. Institutional DeFi based on XRPL is making progress by using tokenized real-world assets. Last year, Ondo Finance launched a tokenized US Treasury fund on XRPL, backed by BlackRock's BUIDL. Combined with previous Treasury tokenization projects, this indicates XRPL is becoming a hub for compliant, yield-generating on-chain finance. Observers like Zach Rector believe the market has not yet fully grasped the upcoming developments. With a mature decentralized exchange (DEX), the upcoming launch of native lending functionality, increasing cross-chain liquidity, and growing institutional interest, many in the XRP community believe XRPL DeFi is poised for a breakthrough. If this momentum continues into 2026…

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01-31 01:00

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TheCryptoBasic

01-30 18:38

Evernorth CEO Expresses Confidence in XLS-66, Focusing on Institutional-Grade DeFi Applications on XRP. 🧵🧵🧵 Asheesh Birla, CEO of XRP asset management company Evernorth, expressed excitement about the release of native institutional-grade yields on idle XRP. Previously, Evernorth publicly supported the XRP lending protocol (XLS-66), emphasizing that it would strengthen its asset management strategy and accelerate the adoption of institutional-grade DeFi on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). Meanwhile, Evernorth's Chief Business Officer, Shagar Shah, explained the rationale for supporting the protocol, noting that the proposal aims to transform idle XRP in exchanges and cold storage into yield-generating assets. The XLS-66 amendment introduces a native XRP lending framework built directly on XRPL. Specifically, it proposes a single-asset vault supporting fixed-term, fixed-rate lending while enabling predictable returns. Notably, assets remain entirely on-chain, requiring no bridges, wrappers, or external DeFi platforms. Evernorth's support indicates that XLS-66 has the potential to evolve from theory into a real-world fund management application. If adopted, the protocol could transform XRP from idle assets into efficient on-chain capital. For institutions, Evernorth states that XLS-66 offers a compliant and streamlined way to generate yield without cross-chain asset transfers. This allows institutions to reduce tax risks, operational complexity, and smart contract risks while using an architecture consistent with traditional fund management. Similarly, for users and the broader XRPL ecosystem, the proposal could improve capital efficiency, enhance on-chain liquidity, and expand XRP's use beyond payments and settlements. Therefore, XLS-66 has the potential to enhance XRPL's role as a versatile financial infrastructure for retail and institutional participants. Billra expressed excitement, emphasizing that the proposal lays the foundation for institutional-grade DeFi vaults, with a user experience tailored for large, regulated entities. As part of the review, he confirmed that Evernorth is evaluating how XLS-66 can generate yield from its XRP holdings. Evernorth is actively building the world's largest XRP treasury. After raising $1 billion from investors including SBI Holdings and Ripple, the company accelerated its XRP accumulation strategy. According to CryptoQuant, Evernorth currently holds 388.71 million XRP, worth approximately $744.15 million. Meanwhile, following the release of XRPL v3.1.0, the XLS-66 proposal recently entered the validator voting phase. As the proposal progresses, some XRP community members are questioning how it will affect third-party projects that already generate yield for XRP holders. Currently, yield opportunities offered by platforms such as Flare, Axelar, and Hex Trust require users to convert XRP into wrapper tokens and deploy them to DeFi protocols. Notably, some investors are concerned that XLS-66 may eventually replace these services. Vet, a well-known dUNL verification agency, refuted these concerns, explaining that native XRPL lending will complement third-party products. For example,

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TheCryptoBasic

01-28 21:19

#XRP DeFi Activity Shows Strong Momentum, Over 91 Million XRP Bridged on #Flare. 🧵🧵🧵 Flare Networks released strong performance metrics for its XRP-based decentralized finance (DeFi) project, launched a few months ago. Since last year, Flare has steadily transformed XRP from a dormant token with limited smart contract functionality into a high-performing DeFi asset, offering yield opportunities for holders. Notably, this yield-generating XRP product has seen significant growth, and Flare has shared information about the project. According to Flare, users have bridged over 91 million XRP, with approximately 75% actively deployed on-chain, highlighting increasing engagement across the ecosystem. Meanwhile, Flare's core vault currently holds 90.55 million XRP, worth approximately $173.61 million. Total XRP inflows have reached 95.91 million, while approximately 5.36 million XRP have flowed out of the vault, resulting in the current balance. Meanwhile, total XRP reserves stand at 91.69 million, valued at approximately $175.81 million, while FXRP reserves are at 91.67 million, maintaining a reserve ratio of 100.02%. With the continued acceleration of on-chain activity, Flare has positioned itself as an emerging XRP DeFi hub. Furthermore, the launch of the Flare XRP Yield Vault, based on the Upshift modular vault infrastructure, further solidifies this position. According to Flare, the vault introduces automated yield strategies, structured risk controls, and scalable execution—features typically found in mature DeFi ecosystems but previously unavailable to XRP holders. Early adoption of the vault has been rapid, reaching a total value locked (TVL) of $10.54 million within 30 days. Interestingly, Flare anticipates a significant surge in trading volume in the future. Flare's uniqueness lies in being one of the few projects that allows XRP holders to access multiple yield opportunities—something previously unavailable. To achieve this… users bridge their XRP to Flare's vault and mint a wrapped asset called FXRP, which can be deployed to various DeFi protocols to generate yield. Meanwhile, other platforms are adopting similar models. For example, projects like Axelar Network and Hex Trust have launched yield strategies requiring users to deposit XRP in exchange for yield-generating wrapped versions. In the future, further initiatives are expected to expand XRP's yield options. It's worth noting that…

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