Financial freedom strategy is fluid. When things change, you must adapt. I love this, voted for this but it means doubling my goals. Same withmy Songbird position. 🐦🫶🌞 #flr $flr #sgb $sgb
"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 — staged MEV roadmap begins
FIP.16 has passed with 98.06% in favor.
A major milestone for $FLR.
This goes beyond growth at @FlareNetworks. It is about making value accrual more visible, measurable, and durable.
The mechanism is set. Visible growth comes next.
FIP.16 is live.
Burns, buybacks, a 0% net inflation target, and the first time activity on @FlareNetworks has a direct path back to token holders.
Vote, build, signal. Window's open, not forever. FIRE up.
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To celebrate #Flare performing well since the New Year, I'm going to give away 2,000 $FLR each to 3 lucky followers (currently worth $25 USD). Just be following me and repost this post!
The 3 winners will be announced by the end of the day on Wednesday 1/7/26.
Good luck! 😊 🎁
It’s important to understand the structure of the Teucrium FLR ETF before drawing conclusions.
The fund plans to invest at least 80% of its assets in FLR tokens and financial instruments linked to FLR ’s price. However, this doesn’t mean it is purely a spot ETF that buys and holds tokens directly.
In reality, the fund primarily uses futures contracts and derivatives to gain exposure to FLR ’s price movements, sometimes combined with actual tokens to target returns up to 2x the daily price. This approach is typical for Teucrium, which specializes in futures-based ETFs to provide leveraged and liquid exposure without necessarily holding the underlying asset fully.
So, while there may be some spot purchases of FLR , the main driver is futures. This means the ETF’s direct buying pressure on the FLR spot market is limited, and its impact on token price is mostly indirect.
The key takeaway: Teucrium’s FLR ETF is fundamentally a futures product with possible limited spot exposure—not a pure spot ETF. Its main role is delivering leveraged price exposure, not accumulating tokens.
FXRP is live on @FlareNetworks and already active across Flare DeFi!
Now the FAssets Incentive Program is here to supercharge adoption ☀️
So how do the incentives work? 👇
Rewards come in rFLR (Reward FLR):
• Claimable monthly on
• Vests over 12 months while accruing FlareDrops
• Early withdrawals possible (50% released as WFLR)
FAssets incentives are distributed in rFLR → fueling the pools and protocols growing XRPFi, and what’s to come.
For over a decade, XRP has powered fast and efficient settlement at scale.
FXRP on Flare extends that strength with composability, opening new growth opportunities: XRP as collateral, liquidity, and yield in DeFi.
Mint today:
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FXRP v1.2 is now live on Songbird.
This isn’t just another release - it’s a major security milestone ahead of Flare mainnet.
Backed by a multi-layered security process: audits, bug bounties, and live testing.
Now focused on strengthening monitoring systems, upgrading agents, and expanding dApp integrations.
Our commitment: delivering the security institutions demand.