@kamilahstevensondr: More than 100 million XRP was moved into Flare’s FXRP system—and XRP holders did it voluntarily. No institution ordered the move. Ripple did not create additional XRP to inflate the number. Holders chose to lock their XRP and receive FXRP, a one-to-one representation that can be used across Flare’s decentralized finance ecosystem. This video explains why that organic demand matters, what happens to XRP when FXRP is minted, and how holders are using their assets for lending, borrowing, collateral, staking, and potential yield instead of allowing them to sit idle. You’ll also learn how putting XRP to work can reduce the amount freely available for sale, why real usage matters more than manufactured activity, and what risks investors must consider before wrapping XRP or participating in DeFi. FXRP is not newly created XRP, and the underlying XRP is not permanently removed or burned. It is locked as backing and can later return to circulation through redemption. DeFi, lending, wrapping, and smart contracts involve financial and technical risks.

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Wednesday 26 August 2026 01:06:13 GMT