Flare has landed its second public company adoption of the XRPFi framework after Everything Blockchain Inc. (OTC: EBZT) signed a memorandum of understanding to use Flare’s system for corporate treasury yield. This follows Nasdaq-listed VivoPower’s earlier $100 million commitment of XRP to Flare’s ecosystem and marks another validation of Flare’s pitch to turn XRP from a non-yielding holding into a productive treasury asset.
At the technical level Flare combines its FAssets trustless-bridge (which gives smart-contract functionality to assets like XRP) with Firelight, a restaking layer. Together they enable companies to mint FXRP and allocate it across decentralized lending, staking and liquidity protocols — ostensibly in a compliant, non-custodial way that meets audit and governance requirements for public companies.
For traders the development is a nascent but notable demand cue: corporate treasury use cases could change the narrative around XRP from speculation to yield-generation, potentially supporting longer-term bid for the token. That said, adoption so far is small in absolute dollars and execution risks remain — including liquidity, regulatory scrutiny and actual yield realization across DeFi stacks — so any price move would likely hinge on broader institutional take-up and demonstrable on-chain performance.
