Introduction to Flare Protocols
summary
Flare is a L1 with enshrined oracles and the demo shows a runnable Hardhat starter kit that takes a Star Wars web‑API call, processes it with jq, triggers an FDC voting round, produces a cryptographic proof and stores verified data on‑chain in about two minutes. The stack uses FTSO price feeds, the FDC Flare Data Connector for cross‑chain/event attestation, Flare smart accounts and the Fassets bridge minting FXRP as an overcollateralized, programmable representation of XRP.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Workshop overview
- 1:13What is Flare and core protocols
- 4:09Flare’s oracle products
- 8:02Introducing the Flare Data Connector
- 9:53FDC flow step by step
- 11:20Understanding F Assets
- 14:37Hands-on demo with Flare Data Connector
- 18:07Exploring Smart Accounts
- 20:17Next steps & Q&A
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