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We are thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of Enosys Loans, a friendly fork of Liquity V2 by @LiquityProtocol, deployed on the @FlareNetworks. This marks a historic milestone in the DeFi landscape as the first-ever Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) protocol to leverage XRP (FXRP) as collateral to mint a stablecoin. Initially supporting FXRP and wFLR as collateral - but with plans to expand support to include staked XRP (stXRP from @Firelightfi ), FBTC (Bitcoin bridged to Flare), and other assets - Enosys Loans is poised to unlock unprecedented utility for major cryptocurrencies like XRP and Bitcoin in decentralized finance. By harnessing Flare’s advanced infrastructure, including the Flare Time Series Oracle (FTSO) for decentralized collateral pricing, Enosys Loans is set to redefine how non-smart contract assets participate in DeFi. Unlocking DeFi for XRP For the first time, XRP holders can use their assets as collateral in a CDP to mint a new stablecoin, enabling participation in DeFi applications such as lending, borrowing, and yield generation while still maintaining exposure to the underlying FXRP. This is a transformative step for XRP, which, due to the XRP Ledger’s lack of native smart contract functionality, has historically been excluded from the broader DeFi ecosystem. The planned inclusion of FBTC will further extend this capability to Bitcoin, unlocking the potential of two of the most valuable cryptocurrencies-representing trillions in market capitalization-for DeFi use cases. A Friendly Fork of Liquity V2: Proven and Enhanced Enosys Loans builds on the robust foundation of Liquity V2, a leading CDP protocol on Ethereum known for its efficiency, low fees, and user controlled interest rates. By forking Liquity V2, Enosys inherits its battle-tested mechanics while tailoring the protocol to Flare’s unique capabilities. This friendly fork enhances Liquity’s model by integrating Flare’s decentralized infrastructure, ensuring Enosys Loans is optimized for scalability, security, and interoperability. Flare FTSO: Decentralized and Reliable Price Feeds A cornerstone of Enosys Loans is its use of the Flare Time Series Oracle (FTSO) for decentralized collateral pricing. Unlike traditional oracles that may rely on centralized data sources, FTSO aggregates price feeds from independent signal providers, delivering highly accurate and tamper-resistant data for assets like FXRP and FBTC. This ensures that Enosys Loans maintains precise collateral-to-debt ratios, protecting users from volatility and enabling trustless, secure borrowing. With the FTSO’s ability to scale to thousands of data feeds (as seen with FTSO V2), Enosys Loans is future-proofed for supporting an expanding range of collateral types. Delegation Rewards and FlareDrops In keeping with the Enosys ethos, all wFLR that is used as collateral will be delegated on the owners behalf. This wFLR will receive delegation rewards and FlareDrops which will be claimable by the owner when distributed by the Flare systems. Expanding Collateral Options Enosys Loans will initially support FXRP and wFLR as collateral, enabling XRP holders to mint a stablecoin for use in Flare’s DeFi ecosystem. However, the protocol’s roadmap includes support for stXRP, FBTC, and other F-Assets, creating a versatile platform that caters to diverse user needs. This expansion will position Enosys Loans as a multi-asset CDP, allowing users to leverage a variety of high-value cryptocurrencies while maintaining the protocol’s decentralized and trustless ethos.

rFLR rewards for Enosys DEX V3 LPs and Loans can now be claimed at portal.flare.network/ The Enosys Ecosystem rFLR allocations have changed slightly for this month. rFLR incentives for the USDX/USDT0 pair have been removed. Allocations for May 27 - Jun 26 are listed below.

rFLR rewards for Enosys DEX V3 LPs and Loans can now be claimed at portal.flare.network/ The Enosys Ecosystem rFLR allocations have not changed for this month. Total APYs ranging from 2.8% - 110% on rFLR Pools! Allocations for Apr 27 - May 27 are listed below.