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$FXRP Catalyst Posts

August 31, 2026

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Firelight @Firelightfi · 2026-08-31T12:11:19+00:00

150M+ $FXRP minted in seven months is a clear signal: capital wants $XRP to be programmable. Once that capital is deployed in DeFi, it carries the same smart contract risk any DeFi position does. Firelight provides that coverage.

The image is a donut chart titled "Distribution of users FXRPP Project Activity," showing the breakdown of users across various projects, with Flamex at 22.2%, followed by Morpho at 16.1%, BlazeSwap at 12.0%, Kinetic at 11.2%, and Firelight at 9.1%, while the remaining 27.0% is unspecified. It complements the post by illustrating Firelight's notable share among active FXRPP projects, highlighting its role in providing DeFi coverage amid growing programmable XRP capital.

AI visual analysis: The image is a donut chart titled "Distribution of users FXRPP Project Activity," showing the breakdown of users across various projects, with Flamex at 22.2%, followed by Morpho at 16.1%, BlazeSwap at 12.0%, Kinetic at 11.2%, and Firelight at 9.1%, while the remaining 27.0% is unspecified. It complements the post by illustrating Firelight's notable share among active FXRPP projects, highlighting its role in providing DeFi coverage amid growing programmable XRP capital.

progressed69 @reddit · 2026-08-31T11:32:19.893000+00:00

Significant drop in FTSO delegation rewards over the last few weeks (using Oracle Daemon / FXRP) Hi everyone, I have my FLR allocated via Oracle Daemon to earn FXRP while continuing to receive FTSO delegation rewards. Over the past 4 to 5 weeks, I’ve noticed a steep drop in my delegation payout: it went from around 120+ FLR per epoch (3.5 days) down to just ~20 FLR per epoch, with no change to my staked balance. Is anyone else experiencing a similar drop, or did Oracle Daemon / the underlying data provider change their fee structure or reward distribution? Any insight would be appreciated!