@ride_the_ripple hello Martin👋
If after you cleared cache and restarted device and you still can’t find your rewards or anything, then you’re experiencing a visual bug.
@Algorand4Baek hello there👋 sorry for this experience. This is not the experience with want for our users. Has it been resolved now or did you create a ticket id?
Your XRP is not exposed to FLR price risk.
Rewards are paid in FLR, so if FLR’s value drops, the value of your yield drops too. However, your deposited XRP remains redeemable 1:1 through Flare’s overcollateralized system. The tradeoff isn’t losing your XRP, it’s potentially earning a smaller return than expected. Think of it as an additional reward on top of your XRP holdings, not a conversion of them.
Even in an extreme scenario where FLR were to lose most of its value, you can still redeem your XRP, with only minimal network fees incurred. The more important question is whether the current yield justifies the time and effort involved.
For some people, the answer today may be no—and that’s perfectly reasonable. The ecosystem is still developing.
You can start with a small amount to understand how it works or wait for greater utility and deeper liquidity to support stronger, more sustainable yields. Your XRP remains your XRP. What seems increasingly clear is that Flare Networks is positioning itself as a major DeFi layer for the XRPL ecosystem.
@RocknrollerNV hello 👋 When you stake or use XRP in DeFi through the Flare ecosystem, your XRP doesn’t cease to be XRP. Typically, XRP is bridged into a representation that allows it to interact with smart contracts while remaining backed 1:1 by the original asset. Depending on the protocol you choose, you can generally redeem it back to XRP by following the withdrawal or unstaking process.
That said, it’s important to understand the specific protocol’s mechanics, lock-up periods, and risks before participating. Feel free to DM us if you’d like guidance on how the process works on Flare.
The CLARITY Act may help crypto by reducing regulatory uncertainty, but its direct impact on Bitcoin is likely limited since BTC is already treated as a commodity.
While clearer rules could attract more institutional capital over time, the legislation is more focused on the broader crypto market than on Bitcoin itself.
@neslymateo what pair are you swapping for? It might just be a traffic congestion on the network. Have you restarted your dcent and accessed your history for more details.
@yardmancrypto If everything looks correct on-chain but your balance still shows zero and withdrawals remain unavailable, you can send your transaction hash and public address via DM so the team can investigate further.