Let's just rip this band aid off.
@SceptreLS is operating more than 1 single on chain identity on flare as an infrastructure provider.
This is strictly prohibited and not debatable.
The question is what happens next.
Management proposal is live and the severity of the outcome depends on co-operation.
https://t.co/YhqQfKOuAc
I mean you can stake to a node that goes offline lol. But honestly the safest bet is whoever you can speak to.
I'm here, @xrpen15 is here, @Catenalytica, @CommunityFlare, @cand_dao, @flarebus there's a ton of providers that if something happens you can bet they'll update you. Some other ones will be down for a week and either not realize it or will act like nothing happened. At minimum we'll give you heads up, and maximum we'll tell you we fucked up and will be back up [hopefully] shortly barring any catastrophic events lol
🚨Revoke spending to 0x9c71462248801D430A7d06de502D2324abCE517E if you ever interacted with ToadzStake. The contract has been replaced by token drainer.
@erikmartinez28 Mirror rewards are claim_type 3 and always come from the ftso inflation pot. It does get confusing as they are actually based on staking performance.
My guess is that if you stake and delegate from the same address, the mirror portion of the staking rewards is included when you claim your delegation rewards, even though part of those rewards actually comes from staking.
I had around 7.8M flare-networks:native delegated and I can tell you firsthand, it absolutely matters who you delegate to.
The FTSO data provider is EVERYTHING. Their accuracy, uptime, and performance directly impact your rewards.
Yes, how much FLR you hold matters, but choosing the right provider is equally important.
Two people with the same amount delegated can end up with completely different rewards depending on who they delegate to.
That’s literally how the system is designed.
That's why I deleted to @FTSO_Paris
flare-networks:native
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Our #NEAR validator is running smoothly and fully up to date.
Proud to keep supporting the decentralization and security of the NEAR ecosystem through the Node Studio program by @meta_pool.
Huge thanks to our delegators for the continued trust 🙏
Built a yield optimizer on #Flare that finds the best strategy while mantaining full exposure to your assets.
No swaps. No LP risk. Just pure composability.
Protocols tracked: Enosys Loans, Kinetic and Morpho/Mystic.
#FXRP#FLR
Built a yield optimizer on #Flare that finds the best strategy while mantaining full exposure to your assets.
No swaps. No LP risk. Just pure composability.
Protocols tracked: Enosys Loans, Kinetic and Morpho/Mystic.
#FXRP#FLR
Decentralized, trustless, fully onchain Limit Orders are now live on @FlareNetworks.
Limit orders can be built on top of @enosys_global DEX V3, or @SparkDexAI V3.1 and V4.
Supports any token/pool including custom tokens.
Check it out at https://t.co/fhqbPmMovZ
Or read up on how it works, and how you can run your own executor bot at https://t.co/OA4M8IBYBr
FAssets v1.3 is live on Songbird.
Minting no longer goes through agents — users initiate it directly on XRPL with a labelled payment. FXRP routes via destination tags and memo.
The same paths $XRP already uses.
What changes for users:
– No agent selection
– No reservation step
– No lots. Mint any amount
– Aligned with how exchanges and wallets already send XRP
XRPFi doesn't scale on new apps alone. It scales when getting into those apps feels like sending $XRP.
v1.3 is that step.
First the rails. Then the rush.
@AdonisApeiron00 You will get more from staking and less from delegating. However, this might lead to more people staking and less delegating, if that happens in very big numbers, they could balance out in the end. As is now, I would heavily recommend staking.
FIP.16 passes in ~48h, a win for $FLR holders:
- Inflation drops from 5% to 3%
- Staking gets a 5x weight multiplier over delegation
- MEV, FAssets, FCC, FDC fees all feeding into FIRE
#Flare is building for the long term. Proud to be an #FTSO provider. 🔥