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Vote on the
FLR Rewards date

The Flare community decides when to launch the next rewards distribution for FLR delegators and stakers. Your vote weighs as much as your voting power, which counts your WFLR and FXRP positions across supported DeFi protocols. Everyone who takes part gets a larger rewards allocation.

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For August 1
Jun 14
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Snapshot closes June 14, 2026 · 23:59 UTC
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Voting power = your WFLR and FXRP balance at snapshot, plus FLR-/FXRP-denominated positions held in supported protocols such as Firelight, Spectra and Upshift.
What is Flare

The blockchain for data

Flare is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 network built around decentralized access to data. Through its native oracle protocols, Flare delivers secure price and event data, sourced from other chains and the internet, to smart contracts, without relying on a single trusted server.

FTSO price oracle

The Flare Time Series Oracle is a network of independent data providers delivering decentralized price and data feeds. The upgraded FTSO handles 1,000+ feeds with fast block-latency updates alongside 90-second anchor feeds.

FDC data connector

The Flare Data Connector brings verified data from other blockchains and the internet onto Flare using attestations and proofs. Data providers validate requests and publish results on-chain every 90 seconds.

Interoperability

Flare connects ecosystems that normally can't communicate. With FAssets, assets like XRP (e.g. FXRP) can be used inside DeFi applications running on Flare.

FLR Token

The network's fuel & governance

FLR is Flare's native token, required to transact, secure the network and take part in governance. Transaction fees are burned, reducing supply. FLR can be wrapped into WFLR for use in ERC-20 apps, and delegated to FTSO data providers to earn rewards.

FTSO delegation

Delegate your voting power to data providers without locking tokens. The more accurate their submissions and the larger the delegation, the higher the rewards to share. Rewards accrue in ~3.5-day epochs.

Validator staking

Staking is a stronger commitment. You lock FLR for a chosen period to directly support network validators, earning staking rewards while strengthening Flare's security.

Governance

FLR holders (via WFLR) vote on network proposals, like this one on the rewards launch date. One token equals one vote at the snapshot.

Timeline

From FlareDrops to the operational era

The 36-month FlareDrops distribution program (FIP.01) concluded on January 30, 2026. The network moved from a distribution phase into steady-state operation, and this vote sets the date for the next round of protocol rewards.

2023–2025

FlareDrops

36 monthly distribution tranches defined under FIP.01.

Jan 30, 2026

FlareDrops end

Program completed. WFLR, rFLR and staked FLR no longer accrue FlareDrops.

Jun 14, 2026

Voting snapshot

Voting-power snapshot closes for this proposal.

TBD

FLR Rewards date

The date chosen by the community in this vote.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What exactly am I voting on?

You choose your preferred launch date for the next FLR rewards distribution. There are two proposed dates, August 1, 2026 and September 1, 2026, or you can abstain. Everyone who takes part in the vote receives a larger rewards allocation when the distribution launches.

How is my voting power calculated?

Your voting power equals your wrapped FLR (WFLR) and FXRP balance at the June 14, 2026 snapshot, plus your FLR-/FXRP-denominated positions in supported DeFi protocols such as Firelight, Spectra and Upshift. These integrations let FLR and FXRP that are deployed in DeFi still count toward your vote, so you don't have to unwind positions to participate.

Do I have to pay to vote?

Submitting a vote requires a small network fee in FLR. Fees on Flare are burned, permanently reducing the token's supply.

What's the difference between delegation and staking?

Delegation directs your voting power to FTSO data providers without locking tokens, with rewards in short cycles. Staking locks FLR for a chosen period to support network validators and earn staking rewards.