Flare (FLR) surged 8.8% following the launch of the FAssets v1.3 mainnet upgrade, which simplifies minting FXRP tokens for Ripple users and boosts adoption potential. However, the price fell 8.3% after hitting a local high, reflecting a sell-the-news reaction. Technical indicators show mixed signals: a short-term uptrend with potential pullbacks, but the longer-term trend remains bearish. Bitcoin's drop below $80k adds uncertainty, likely increasing volatility for Flare and other altcoins in the near term.
South Korean weather platform Kweather and blockchain network Flare have signed a Letter of Intent to pilot publishing verified meteorological data on-chain. This project uses Flare’s oracles to provide tamper-resistant weather data like temperature ...
South Korea’s Kweather is partnering with blockchain network Flare to bring meteorological data on-chain, aiming to develop new weather finance products. The collaboration will use Flare’s Time Series Oracle to verify and secure weather data such as ...
