Flare executive Hugo Philion urged XRP holders on Nov. 13 to avoid platforms offering opaque yields, citing risks from hidden counterparty exposure and poor transparency. He recommended verifying audits, proof-of-reserves and on-chain evidence before staking or lending assets.
Flare executive Hugo Philion warned XRP holders to steer clear of platforms that promise returns without clear transparency, saying such services can imperil users' funds. He urged investors to prioritize audited contracts and visible custody arrangements.

Firelight will let XRP holders earn rewards in FLR while staying on the XRP Ledger and tapping into Flare DeFi. The platform aims to lower friction for XRP users to access DeFi without moving their base tokens off-ledger.