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XRP Ledger start with a snapshot of XRP holdings required to distribute Spark tokens for first utility fork Flare

According to an announcement from Flare Network, XRP Flare fork organizers disclose its snapshot date. The team also explained that their testnet was named after whose name it was.

XRP Ledger start with a snapshot of XRP holdings required to distribute Spark tokens for first utility fork Flare Network

Specifically, the testnet environment for Flare network will be named after Martha Jane Coston (1826-1904), an American inventor and businesswoman. Mostly, she is known for the invention of the Coston flare used for signaling at sea. Therefore, the snapshot of the XRPL accounts of users who decided to participate in the Spark token airdrop will be taken on the 194th anniversary of Ms. Coston’s birthday (Dec.12).

As mentioned earlier, the process of claiming Spark tokens has recently begun. Users need to attach a note with special information to their XRP Ledger accounts. This note will be used by the Spark airdrop mechanism to disseminate the tokens on corresponding addresses.

This airdrop received a massive response from the XRP community. The latest statistics shared by Flare Network’s official media channels claim that the airdrop is supported by more than 11,000 accounts holding over 833 mln XRP.

Besides, the analytical instrument that tracks on-chain processes in the XRP Ledger ecosystem Xrplorer revealed that the Coinbase cold wallet might have been by Spark, but this is still very uncertain.

Flare Network is tasked with empowering XRP Ledger with smart contract functionality. Thus, one of the crucial “features” of the post-fork network may be interoperability with Ethereum (ETH).

The first proposal for the XRP community covers the implementation of a two-way trustless Flare-Ethereum bridge.

According to the statement:

“This would allow FXRP to be used trustlessly on Ethereum as well as providing a scaling platform for Ethereum tokens and applications while giving access to the XRP market for existing Ethereum applications. This could bring together the #XRP and #Ethereum ecosystems.”

The Spark airdrop will last for six months. All tokens that are not will be burned by being sent to a special address.

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