
Hardcore Buidl-er. Co-Founder of AU (@aucc_official)
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Top Validators · Oct 19, 2026
Most delegators: AU (1,109)
Most stake: Flare.Space (1.06B)
Top APR*: LightFTSO (10.83%)
Most free space*: NORTSO (547.9M)
*Reliability 100, live for more than 30 epochs
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
The builders are STOKED!
The boss man is paying attention!😳
And Flare Confidential Compute is opening doors nobody could’ve imagined a few years ago.
Meanwhile, X 🤡s are whining about price action and charts!
You’re not bullish enough on $FLR and $SGB
Stack and HODL
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
Replying to @FlareDevHub
Bookmarked flaremetrics.io/fire. I like seeing FXRP mints and redemptions show up as actual fee revenue instead of just TVL. Which of the four streams is biggest right now, FDC requests or the FAssets side?
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
Want to see which Flare protocols are already generating revenue for FIRE?
The team behind Flare Metrics, an independent third-party builder in the ecosystem, has made it easy to inspect:
flaremetrics.io/fire
The dashboard tracks the live fee streams flowing into FIRE from:
• FDC requests
• FXRP destination-tag registrations
• Core Vault direct mints
• FAssets redemptions
Useful for builders because it makes the connection visible: when applications use Flare’s native data and interoperability infrastructure, that activity can feed into protocol revenue.
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
$FLR and $SGB holders should be absolutely pumped on this Friday night! 🔥🙌
We are here before the world realizes how massive @flarenetworks is going to be!
It’s going to be essential financial infrastructure!
For my crypto bank, it’s impossible to hold enough! @aucc_official
Calm before the storm doesn’t mean things are quiet. It means you are PREPARING. #flarenetwork
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
Some thoughts on Q4, Flare and the future:
It is no secret that we don't have that clean “everything pumps” setup people want. Global growth seems to be holding up, but inflation remains a concern and there is still significant uncertainty around several geopolitical tensions.
That being said, crypto adoption and institutional rails continue to improve. It is as simple as looking at the new wave of social trading, RWAs, stablecoins and tokenization.
The industry is clearly maturing and demanding higher standards.
Now, if you look at Flare's role and growth during this year, I think it's fair to say it has been a year of consolidation: FIP.16 significantly improving tokenomics around value capture and inflation reduction, the creation of the largest DeFi ecosystem around XRP, infrastructure now powering unique use cases the industry needs, like DeFi cover, and the foundations being laid for Confidential Compute, something that opens doors people are only beginning to imagine.
We haven't seen explosive growth, which isn't surprising given the broader macro environment, and the path for XRPFi growth has not been easy. But if you take a minute to reflect, you'll see the slow, consistent progress.
On my part, I know we still have key deliverables before EOY, some of which I think very few people expect, particularly around broader industry recognition and adoption of some of our core protocols, and Flare's role in an increasingly interoperable world.
The future is uncertain, and perhaps the bear phase is not finished. But one thing is clear: those laying the foundational pieces for growth are better positioned for when the next positive sentiment catalyst arrives.
I'm very optimistic about everyone building now and playing this game with a long-term horizon.
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
Last week, I worked a lot with Flare Confidential Compute. Of course, to set it up, it requires more steps to deploy the TEE, but oh boy, what doors does it open. I can't wait to tell you more very soon. Basically, now the limit is only your imagination.
See you at @EFDevcon 🫡
Calm before the storm doesn’t mean things are quiet. It means you are PREPARING. #flarenetwork
I’ve been working with Flares FCC (TEE’s) also; can’t wait to tell more soon…
Last week, I worked a lot with Flare Confidential Compute. Of course, to set it up, it requires more steps to deploy the TEE, but oh boy, what doors does it open. I can't wait to tell you more very soon. Basically, now the limit is only your imagination.
See you at @EFDevcon 🫡
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
Top Validators · Oct 23, 2026
Most delegators: AU (1,114)
Most stake: Flare.Space (1.05B)
Top APR*: FTSO London (11.10%)
Most free space*: NORTSO (540.7M)
*Reliability 100, live for more than 30 epochs
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
Reminder: Always check the data and make an informed decision before delegating or staking.
Top Validators · Oct 23, 2026
Most delegators: AU (1,114)
Most stake: Flare.Space (1.05B)
Top APR*: FTSO London (11.10%)
Most free space*: NORTSO (540.7M)
*Reliability 100, live for more than 30 epochs
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
If you want to track what is actually happening on Flare, here you can find a few places worth bookmarking:
1. Flare Systems Explorer
Probably the best place to understand the protocol itself. You can inspect FTSO feeds, FDC requests, reward epochs, finalizations, FAssets and Smart Accounts.
flare-systems-explorer.flare…
2. Flare Block Explorer
For the raw chain: transactions, addresses, contracts, events and token activity.
flare-explorer.flare.network…
3. Flare Metrics
Useful for following validators and data providers, including stake, uptime, vote power and rewards. It also tracks FXRP supply, collateral, mint/redemption flows and FIRE.
flaremetrics.io/
4. Flare on DefiLlama
Better for the application layer: TVL, stablecoins, DEX volume, fees and protocol activity.
defillama.com/chain/flare
5. FIRE
If you want to follow how network usage is feeding back into FLR economics, this is worth watching.
flaremetrics.io/fire
dune.com/flare/fire
Together these give you a much better picture of Flare than one headline metric ever will.
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
On top of being our COO, Tim is also our Chief Legal Officer.
If you’re curious how things like the GENIUS act will affect crypto, and more specifically Flare, you should be following him.
This thread is a good place to start 👇
1/ The GENIUS Act promised regulatory clarity for stablecoins. The OCC’s final rule delivers it for issuers, but leaves DeFi in limbo.
It drops a presumption against third-party yield while refusing a DeFi safe harbor.
Legal certainty for issuing digital dollars. Regulatory discretion for using them.
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
Blockspace is abundant. Reliable data isn't.
@FlareNetworks built its L1 around the data smart contracts need.
That layer already powers FXRP, with nearly 90% deployed in DeFi, and is extending to private data through Confidential Compute.
Full report: defillama.com/research/repor…
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
⚡️Flare transactions are getting much easier to understand at signing time.
A large batch of Flare ERC-7730 clear-signing descriptors has now been merged into Ethereum’s clear-signing registry, covering things like WFLR delegation, reward claims, FXRP/FAssets, USDT0 and more.
Instead of asking users to blindly sign contract calldata, compatible wallets can show what the transaction is actually doing and the parameters that matter.
Small UX improvement on the surface. Pretty meaningful security improvement underneath.
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
FIRE protocol revenue · Oct 19, 2026
Latest day: $233 (-$310)
Last 7 days: $3,123 (-$962)
All-time: $53,763
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
1/ The SEC is bringing Wall Street onchain. But don’t confuse that with opening Wall Street to DeFi.
Issuer vetoes, permissioned wallets and whitelisted integrations reveal the reality: regulated financial infrastructure using blockchain, not permissionless finance.
okx.com/cdn/assets/files/261…
Tim Rowley 🔥 retweeted
Top Validators · Oct 19, 2026
Most delegators: AU (1,109)
Most stake: Flare.Space (1.06B)
Top APR*: LightFTSO (10.83%)
Most free space*: NORTSO (547.9M)
*Reliability 100, live for more than 30 epochs






















