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eToro is proud to have a large community of XRP holders on our platform and keen to support the continued evolution of the Ripple ecosystem. As such, eToro is currently in conversation with Ripple and Flare Networks regarding the upcoming distribution of Spark — the native token of the Flare blockchain. Network snapshotIn a tweet yesterday, Ripple partner Flare announced the date of a network snapshot when all XRP holdings will be recorded to determine the distribution of the Spark token. The snapshot will take place on December 12th, 2020 — the 194th birthday of the inventor of the maritime flare, Martha Coston. All XRP holders wanting to receive Spark tokens must ensure their XRP is in supported wallets or exchanges on this date. When the Flare network is launched, all XRP holders, barring Ripple Labs employees, will be airdropped a number of Spark tokens relative to their XRP holdings. The exact date of the airdrop is yet to be determined. A smart contract platform for XRPFlare, an independent project partly funded by Ripple Labs, promises to bring advanced smart contracts and greater scalability to XRP. The project could form the critical infrastructure needed for XRP to join the rapidly growing DeFi ecosystem and potentially help create a new two-way bridge connecting XRP and ETH. Flare’s significance was highlighted by Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse in a recent address at the first-ever crypto town hall session.
eToro will share more details in the coming weeks, and more information about Flare can be found on the Flare Networks blog. Disclaimer: The information presented here does not constitute investment advice or an offer to invest. The statements, views, and opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author/company and do not represent those of Bitcoinist. We strongly advise our readers to DYOR before investing in any cryptocurrency, blockchain project, or ICO, particularly those that guarantee profits. Furthermore, Bitcoinist does not guarantee or imply that the cryptocurrencies or projects published are legal in any specific reader’s location. It is the reader’s responsibility to know the laws regarding cryptocurrencies and ICOs in his or her country.
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