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Flare rolls out an alternative way to give XRP DeFi capabilities, without the risks of traditional blockchain bridges. Flare (FLARE) has launched a major upgrade that will enable traders to use real XRP (XRP) tokens in DeFi. On Wednesday, May 14, Flare launched its FAssets on Songbird, bringing non-smart contract assets to DeFi, according to a note shared with crypto.news. The network will allow users to perform complex DeFi operations with assets such as Bitcoin ( BTC ) and Dogecoin ( DOGE ). The first asset that will be available on the platform is XRP, as its associated Core Vault is now available on the XRP Ledger. Core Vaults are a mechanism that links assets such as Bitcoin or XRP to smart contract platforms, without requiring users to give up custody over their assets. Once the collateral is locked up in these non-custodial Vaults, the smart contract automatically issues equivalent tokens such as FXRP. “This upgrade is ultimately about giving XRP real utility. XRP is the third-largest crypto asset, excluding Tether—it’s a vast asset. It would be idiotic for us not to build a protocol that serves it. FXRP isn’t just a wrapper—it’s how XRP becomes usable in a composable DeFi world” Hugo Philion, Co-founder and CEO of Flare. With this upgrade, users will be able to use XRP in DeFi operations, including lending, borrowing, yield farming, and staking. The key difference between Flare’s FXRP and similar bridged assets is in the custody and security. Previously, bridged assets have been a major source of security risks in the past. Because users have to give custody over their assets to a third party, cross-chain bridges were prone to exploits and rug pulls. According to a report by Chainalysis, cross-chain bridges accounted for over $1 billion in losses due to security breaches in 2022. Due to the custody issue, as well as the technical complexity involved, bridges accounted for 70% of all the losses in the crypto space.

U.S. stock markets closed mixed on Wednesday as investors extended a rally sparked by easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China. The S&P 500 edged up 0.1%, the Nasdaq rose 0.57%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.21%. Technology stocks drove the gains. Nvidia climbed over 3% after announcing it would send 18,000 AI chips to Saudi Arabia. AMD gained more than 4% following a $6 billion share buyback. The Nasdaq is now up more than 6% this week, while the S&P 500 and Dow have gained 4% and 1%, respectively. Markets continued to respond positively to a weekend agreement between the U.S. and China to reduce tariffs temporarily. The U.S. lowered tariffs on Chinese goods to 30%, while China reduced duties on U.S. imports to 10%. The S&P 500, which had been in negative territory for the year, has now turned positive and is up more than 21% from its April low. However, analysts caution that the rally may pause without further policy action. “The next leg higher will have to wait for policy initiatives that could provide tailwinds into 2026,” said Daniel Skelly of Morgan Stanley, according to CNBC In individual movers, eToro jumped nearly 29% in its Nasdaq debut. Super Micro Computer surged 17%, building on earlier gains tied to a $20 billion Saudi data center deal. Boeing shares rose 2% after announcing a $96 billion aircraft sale to Qatar Airways. Meanwhile, Tesla’s recent rally showed signs of overheating. S3 Partners flagged technical indicators suggesting near-term price pressure.

Hong Kong police are ramping up efforts to secure the city’s web3 space with a new tool to help track illegal crypto flows. Hong Kong’s Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau revaled on Wednesday its newly developed crypto tracing tool dubbed CryptoTrace, as part of its efforts to combat growing crypto-related crime . The tool, jointly developed with the University of Hong Kong and was first announced at the Blockchain Security Summit 2025, is designed to provide “advanced intelligence and investigative support” to officers handling virtual asset cases, CSTCB said. The bureau added it had already held training sessions in late March to improve frontline officers’ ability to investigate crypto crimes using the system. In addition to its crime-fighting goals, CSTCB said it is working closely with stakeholders across the web3 sector to “co-build a safer and more sustainable ecosystem,” without going into details. The University of Hong Kong, which co-developed the tool, claims that CryptoTrace uses “cutting-edge blockchain analytics, graph and visualisation technologies” to help investigators trace laundered funds, identify suspect locations, and “streamline probes into scams involving cryptocurrencies.” The initiative comes as crypto crime continues to rise in Hong Kong. In October 2024, police announced the arrest of 27 suspects in a deepfake-driven romance scam targeting victims across Asia. The group allegedly used AI-generated video calls and a fake crypto platform to defraud victims of over $46 million worth of crypto. A study led by University of Texas finance professor John Griffin revealed that romance scams caused over $75 billion in losses from January 2020 to February 2024, with many of the scammers operating out of Southeast Asia .

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