Indeed the FCC white paper is impressive. There is so much more that Flare can do than what exists within the community narrative. It’s not just programmability for non smart contract coins. In fact this may be the smallest thing that Flare can do (don’t worry we are still launching FBTC).
I’ll be launching a campaign together with partnerships that will totally reposition your thinking about where Flare fits in the blockchain landscape.
@SchwetyBigBags There needs to be more focus on the value of Flare token itself, less focus on enhancing other chains, more activity/usage/demand/volume of the token, more frequent and active communication, better marketing, better/faster rollout of products. The dry periods are just too long
🔥 GOOGLE CLOUD + FLARE: THE CONNECTION GOES DEEPER.
Google Cloud isn’t just a name on Flare’s partner list.
It became a network validator and FTSO contributor.
Now Flare Confidential Compute uses Google’s confidential computing infrastructure to process sensitive data and return verifiable onchain results.
That’s a real infrastructure connection.
The next question: Can Flare turn this technology into measurable institutional usage and sustainable economic demand?
Infrastructure first. Adoption next. Revenue is the proof.
#FLR #FlareNetwork #GoogleCloud #XRP
We backed Firelight because they are a highly serious team.
They have launched with some of the biggest partners in the industry from day 1.
There is space in the Firelight vault for additional deposits and Firelight is now available via Flare Smart Accounts.
https://t.co/gGVkliGTK7
I have been silently working on something exciting. How to deploy Flare Confidential Compute on Google Cloud. It is in the final testing phase, and I'm very excited. Stay tuned.
@HugoPhilion@TheGrungieNFTs Is there any appetite to provide a roadmap update, similar to the original flare 2.0 roadmap a year and a half ago?
Is there any appetite to extend FAssets to equities/real estate/debt instruments/derivatives and create an FAssets marketplace?
1/ Today @FinCENnews withdrew two crypto proposals: unhosted-wallet reporting and a Section 311 mixer measure. This is legal change—not another speech about “clarity.” https://t.co/D8QWksJeZA