U.Today - The new collaboration is yet another milestone in Flare's (FLR) movement toward robust, accessible, and decentralized data infrastructure. Its latest batch of partners features modern and high-performance services.
Flare (FLR) announces on-boarding of pro infrastructure providers
As per its official announcement, , an EVM-compatible L1 blockchain, on-boards Ankr, Figment, Restake, and NorthStake, as both validators and data providers for the network’s native oracles.For all new validators, Flare (FLR) becomes the first platform to index their data feeds. By combining validation with data provision, Flare (FLR) will be able to give developers fully decentralized access to the broadest range of data, at scale and for minimal cost.
With this announcement, Flare (FLR) reaffirms its commitment to expanding what is possible with blockchain, enabling new use cases through the provision of a far wider variety of decentralized data.
Hugo Philion, Flare CEO and co-founder is excited by the potential effects new collaboration might have for the quality and accessibility of Flare's (FLR) services:
As by U.Today previously, Flare Labs launched the testing program for Flare-based FAssets on Coston testnet one week ago.
Flare (FLR) validator count surpasses 90 entities
Anuj Shankar, CEO of Luganodes, another Flare's partner, is sure that the long-term synergy between the two teams, is of a particular importance for the global staking ecosystem:Flare currently has a total of 91 network validators across the globe, all of whom also act as data providers for the Flare Time Series Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) (FTSO), placing the FTSO among the most decentralized and reliable oracles available to developers.
In September, it started working together with Web3Auth, the leading wallet-as-a-service (WaaS) infrastructure provider. The integration enabled streamlined access to cryptocurrency applications and services via familiar email and social login credentials.