Saw some inspiration on X and decided to enlist Fable 5
This is just phase 1, will up the defintion and intensity of war over time (shooting, bombs, jets, tanks, nukes). Enjoy
Bitcoin Battlefield (Price War), not sure what to cal it.
https://t.co/SDdjm3H85b
Heads up: some delegators staked FLR to our NodeID-KiAUisCU8UvXGnMRiUvoeyWneSdUm987, which runs a 50% fee — it was set up for a partner arrangement, not public delegation. Our public node NodeID-9phg2KMyH6nrwkf6G46d4SUWuNqf6jUqr charges 20%.
Flare Confidential Compute is ready to deploy on Songbird.
Pending governance, FCC brings the Flare 2.0 stack to @FlareNetworks' canary network: verifiable confidential compute, Protocol Managed Wallets, and an upgraded Flare Data Connector.
STP.13 is up for review. Voting opens 6 July.
https://t.co/zEUwZ5RyMh
74% of treasury functions are already using or expanding to AI. 54% of CFOs plan to deploy agents this year.
AI offers clear financial advantages for treasuries by reducing human inefficiencies across repetitive work.
Now autonomous treasuries need assets that work everywhere.
Stablecoins on Flare aren't idle — they're earning.
@USDT0_to is the omnichain stablecoin powering XRPFi on Flare.
Now accessible as a USDT0 yield vault through @superformxyz, curated by @bizantinelabs.
The Zcash Orchard bug is a reminder that the action is all in the protocol internals. So we put Flare's on display: our 3D FAsset world is now running on Coston2, visualizing the live mint/redeem flow with real on-chain testnet data. Check it out �� https://t.co/uNYe6HZc1M
Looking at the Zcash issue:
I prefer the generation of assets (crypto or RWA) on a fully transparent layer 1.
When privacy is required this should happen on another layer.
Flare Confidential Compute (FCC) provides the privacy layer and Flare (transparent L1) provides the ingress and egress of assets either created on Flare or elsewhere (eg XRPL) to FCC.
🚨 Claude Opus 4.8 just exposed a critical $ZEC bug.
A flaw that could mint infinite counterfeit Zcash.
> Sat in the Orchard pool since May 2022.
> Undetected for 3 years.
> Found May 29 in an audit.
> Patched June 1-3 via emergency hard fork.
A researcher used Opus 4.8 to build a working exploit.
Unlimited fake ZEC in a test environment.
The patch isn't the scary part.
The privacy is.
The same tech that hides balances means:
• No way to scan the chain for abuse.
• No way to prove it wasn't exploited.
• Team confirms supply "intact."
• Team admits they can't cryptographically prove it.
ZEC dropped 30% in a day.
Same class of bug hit Zcash in 2019.
Also undetected for years.
Privacy coins hide everything.
Including whether they're already broken.
Fresh redesign live now at https://t.co/l2KmuyaEPu — pick your network and delegate in seconds:
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#Flare#Songbird $FLR $SGB
XRP in cold storage shouldn't sit idle.
Flare Smart Accounts now live in @DCENTwallets.
Two signatures on XRPL → FXRP minted → Monarq XRP Yield Vault. Self-custodied the whole way through.
$55K campaign reward pool for D'CENT users and early depositors.
FAssets v1.3 is live on mainnet.
Minting FXRP = one XRPL transaction.
Reserve a destination tag once, and every mint after is just an XRP withdrawal. Works from any exchange — Binance, Kraken, OKX, Upbit, Bithumb, all of them.
Billions of XRP are sitting on CEXs. @FlareNetworks is the only chain that reaches them in one step.
We turned the @FlareNetworks FAsset protocol into a 3D world.
Agents, minting, redemptions, core vault actions — all rendered live, in your browser.
Built with Three.js. Live data on every frame.
👇 take a look
https://t.co/j8aQrFBu2A
Yesterday (26th), our Flare validator experienced a 3-hour downtime from 20:00–23:00 CET due to a misconfiguration during the validator's 1.12.1 update.
The issue has been fully resolved, and safeguards are in place to prevent recurrence.
With DAC8 requiring centralized exchanges to report EU user data to their national tax authorities, decentralized exchanges and bridges will become increasingly important. It's time to realize CEXs are not crypto, and start switching over to dapps, such as @FlareNetworks FAssets.
@Artemisfornow Crypto didn't change. Privately owned centralized exchanges that act as banks now need to report user data to the user's origin country like other banks already needed before. If you're using centralized exchanges to hold crypto, you're not really doing crypto anyway.
@tony_faber11@FlareNetworks Although believing Firelight had weak audits should be a red flag for you. I only tracked the FAsset ones and am certain they're above industry standards.
@tony_faber11@FlareNetworks I'm not that familiar with Firelight but the main point of FAssets is to get tokens held only as price-based investment used in economic protocols that pay for that. And there are many on Flare yielding around 10% apy so losses of 0.3% should be acceptable.