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Firelight launch on Flare locks XRP tokens for vault coverage

Firelight launch on Flare locks XRP tokens for vault coverage Image: CryptoSlate
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Firelight launched on the Flare network as a DeFi cover protocol. The activation automatically moved existing staked FXRP into a coverage phase. Stakers face withdrawal delays lasting 30 to 60 days. DefiLlama data shows total value locked reached approximately $69.7 million. A blockchain explorer recorded about 51.13 million FXRP in the vault.

Key points

  1. Firelight went live on the Flare network as a decentralized finance cover protocol.
  2. The launch automatically moved existing staked FXRP into a coverage phase.
  3. DefiLlama showed about $69.7 million in total value locked in Firelight.
  4. A blockchain explorer recorded about 51.13 million FXRP in the vault.

Why it matters

FXRP stakers on Firelight earn fee-funded rewards while providing capital to protect vaults against defined failures. Their staked assets face claim risk and longer withdrawal wait times.

What's unclear

Firelight's launch documentation and withdrawal rules contain conflicting details about whether stakers continue earning rewards until they fully exit.

Price context · XRP

At publication
$1.32
Now
$1.30
Change since
−1.52%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

CryptoSlate Tier 2 First report
Firelight forces XRP-linked tokens lockup as withdrawal delay queue grows
Blockonomi Tier 3
XRP-Linked FXRP Stakers Face 30 to 60 Day Withdrawals as Firelight Launches

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by CryptoSlate
  2. Also reported by Blockonomi
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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