Flare Devs

@FlareDevHub

Native data, fast finality, robust SDKs—plus upcoming TEE compute. Flare is the interoperable EVM stack for devs who want to build once and run everywhere ☀️

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Joined April 2025

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Flare Devs
@FlareDevHub
Sep 20
XLS-66 and XRP-collateralized DeFi: two different credit primitives for developers. XLS-66 is designed around borrower credit. Liquidity sits in XRPL Single Asset Vaults, loans are fixed-term, underwriting happens offchain, and first-loss capital helps absorb defaults.
Flare Devs
@FlareDevHub
2h
Which XRPFi use case with FCC do you think we’ll see first? Taking notes on the responses 👀
Flare Devs
@FlareDevHub
Sep 20
XRPFi gets much more interesting once computation itself can be private. FAssets makes XRP programmable. Smart Accounts let XRPL control execution. FCC adds a new primitive: sensitive data and logic can run inside TEEs, with only a verifiable signed result exposed onchain. That
Flare Devs
@FlareDevHub
11h
FXRP is already much more than XRP represented on Flare. Builders can use it today for: • DEX trading + liquidity • lending and borrowing • collateral for RLUSD and other stablecoins • XRP-backed CDPs • staking into stXRP • automated yield vaults • yield markets and
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Flare Devs
@FlareDevHub
17h
FXRP can do more than provide liquidity or collateral. With @Firelightfi Phase 2, staked FXRP becomes protection capital backing cover against smart contract, oracle, governance and other onchain failures. For builders, that adds a native risk layer around DeFi applications,
Flare ☀️
@FlareNetworks
Sep 21
Six event types. One coverage protocol. FXRP is the capital behind that cover.
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Flare Devs
@FlareDevHub
Sep 21
Worth reading for anyone trying to understand how FTSO incentives evolve over time. FIP.11 didn’t just rebalance rewards toward the wider band. It also made some FTSO parameters easier to tune through governance, allowing the system to adapt without requiring a new FIP for every
Anubis ☀️
@Anubis_Crypto_
Sep 21
FIP Files, chapter 11. Back in FIP.03, @FlareNetworks split FTSO rewards into two bands: a narrow one for precise submissions, a wide one for everyone still in the ballpark. Split was 70/30 in favor of precision. FIP.11 flipped that ratio to 40/60. The narrow band still exists
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