Flare Network Partners With Oracle Daemon to Improve UX

Flare, a blockchain platform for data, and Oracle Daemon, one of the first data suppliers for the Flare Time Series Oracle on the Flare and Songbird networks, have formed a strategic partnership. The collaboration's end goal is to improve the Flare Layer 1 network user experience through the creation and distribution of a set of specialised user tools.

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Flare Networks (FLR), the EVM blockchain protocol with links to Ripple, is seeing one of its most bullish growth trends thus far this month after printing 8.56% growth over the past 24 hours. Following this price jump, the cryptocurrency is now changing hands at a spot price of $0.01553, per data from CoinMarketCap.

Layer-1 blockchain project Flare Network (FLR) has launched its fourth monthly community airdrop for token holders. According to the project's website, Flare's monthly drops can be claimed by all Wrapped FLR (WFLR) holders.

Flare Network (FLR), a Ripple-linked blockchain protocol, is not sitting on its laurels as it has continued to introduce new products and innovations to serve its growing community. In its latest announcement, Flare said it has partnered with Rationarium, an enterprise software provider, to implement a full-stack ERP solution for Web 3.0.

Flare Network, a Ripple-supported Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) protocol, has announced its partnership with Google Cloud. The collaboration integrates Flare's API Portal with the Google Cloud Marketplace, making it accessible to anyone with a Google Cloud account.

Flare Network (FLR), a Ripple-backed Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) protocol, has unveiled its latest partnership with multinational tech giant Google Cloud. As reported by the protocol, its API Portal is now integrated with the Google Cloud Marketplace, a move that allows anyone who uses Google Cloud can enjoy easy access to all of the API Portal's current APIs via their existing Google Cloud account.

Flare (FLR), an EVM-based Layer 1 blockchain and ecosystem of Web3 infrastructure applications, advances its accessibility with the launch of a dedicated page for APIs on Google Cloud Marketplace.

Flare, a layer-1 Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible platform, has integrated its API portal with Google Cloud Marketplace, onboarding multiple prominent blockchain APIs, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, to the ecosystem

Flare has successfully integrated its API Portal on Google Cloud Marketplace, launching some of the first blockchain APIs to be available on Google Cloud Marketplace. Following the API Portal integration, developers will be able to access blockchain data from Flare's nodes and connected Chain nodes using Google Cloud Marketplace.

With the integration of its API Portal on Google Cloud Marketplace, Flare, a Layer 1 blockchain that provides developers with decentralized access to high-integrity data from other chains and the internet, has launched some of the first blockchain APIs accessible on the platform.

Top crypto exchange Coinbase has announced it has completed the Flare (FLR) token airdrop distribution. Earlier in the week, Coinbase announced it was adding support for the Flare token as part of its commitment to supporting the FLR airdrop for eligible XRP users.