FLARE - let's put some numbers out. Prediction from @HugoPhilion. [5B XRP + 250M lending + 5-10B BTC + 1B doge] TVL x 3-5 = 30-50B market cap for FLR. That why I am saying 0.30 - 0.50 cents FLR is not that far in the future. XRP price will lift FLR market cap to the roof.

FLARE if it drop under 0.005 we should removed inflation and increase burn rate. This price actions are strange we still have way too much sellers. @HugoPhilion I am calling you out on this one. ALSO PLEASE CAN YOU ANSWER ABOUT REVOLUT. WE NEED STAKING ON THEIR PLATFORM.

On the topic of borrowing RLUSD against XRP, the system needs four things: XRP locked as collateral, an RLUSD debt linked to it, a reliable XRP/RLUSD price, and a liquidation process when the position becomes unsafe. FXRP makes this possible by turning XRP into a programmable asset. XRP is minted into FXRP through FAssets on Flare, bridged to Ethereum, and deposited as collateral in the FXRP/RLUSD market on Morpho. RLUSD comes from Sentora’s curated vault, while Morpho tracks the debt and makes undercollateralized positions available for liquidation. XLS-65 and XLS-66 introduce a different lending model on XRPL. XLS-65 creates single-asset vaults that pool assets such as XRP or RLUSD. XLS-66 allows those vaults to fund fixed-term, uncollateralized loans approved by a loan broker. XRPL currently does not bind a borrower’s XRP to an RLUSD debt with automatic collateral valuation and liquidation. FXRP gives XRP access to those capabilities through programmable lending markets that already support them.

This is something we have been working towards for a while. A lending market for RLUSD collateralised by FXRP, curated by one of the most trusted institutional curators in the industry @SentoraHQ. This opens the door for much larger FXRP lending markets and for institutions that holds Billions of XRP to participate. Good for XRP. Good for RLUSD. Good for Flare.

You can now borrow RLUSD against FXRP permissionlessly on Ethereum. Big step for XRPFi.

Inflation down. Progress toward FIP.16’s final stage up. Learn the details👇

Are buybacks alone enough to create long-term token value? I compared two very different approaches: 🔴 Flare FIP-16 • 40% inflation reduction (5% → 3%) • Fee burns • Revenue capture (FIRE) • Validator sustainability • Builder incentives 🔵 Sui Buybacks • Open-market buybacks • Revenue-funded demand • Simple and easy to understand One optimizes for immediate buy-side demand. The other redesigns the protocol’s entire economic model around sustainable value accrual. Neither approach is inherently “right”, they optimize for different outcomes. Which model do you think will create more value over the next 5–10 years? flare-networks:native ☀️🕶️

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#Flare token appears to be following the same pattern XRP witnessed before its 2017 rally. For context, $XRP produced one of the biggest rallies in crypto history during the 2017 bull cycle. Specifically, the token climbed from $0.005 in March 2017 to $3.31 in January 2018, delivering a remarkable 66,100% gain in less than a year. However, before the rally, XRP spent several years forming lower highs. Flare now appears to be following a similar pattern. Notably, the token climbed to about $0.048 in February 2024 before meeting resistance and pulling back during a broader market correction. As the crypto market recovered in November 2024, FLR also moved higher. However, the recovery reached only $0.036 by December 2025, creating a lower high compared to the $0.048 peak recorded in February 2024. After reaching $0.036, $FLR entered another correction that lasted until April 2025. The token then started another recovery but managed to rise only to $0.0287 in September 2025, forming yet another lower high. Since reaching $0.0287, FLR has remained in a broader market downturn that has continued to push its price lower. The token now trades around $0.006, which brings it close to the $0.005 level where XRP bottomed before its explosive rally in 2017. thecryptobasic.com/2026/07/3…

Buybacks alone don’t create a sustainable economic engine. Comparing Flare FIP-16 vs Sui Buybacks highlights an important difference: Sui: Uses protocol revenue for open-market buybacks, creating direct buy-side demand. Flare FIP-16: Reduces inflation (5% → 3%), burns more fees, captures protocol revenue (FIRE), funds validators, supports ecosystem growth, and performs buybacks. One returns capital. The other redesigns the protocol’s entire economic engine. Long term, I believe the second approach creates a much stronger value accrual model. What do you think 🤔 which mechanism scales better over the next decade? flare-networks:native ☀️🚀

Flare's FIP.16 reimagines tokens as active assets, yield-generating and integrated across the ecosystem. Unlike ETH & SOL (fees + staking), it aims for built-in utility. @FlareNetworks has the most aggressive tokenomics rewrite in L1 history. ☀️