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Flare Labs restricts security to ensure safety during the testing phase

Dec 23, 2024 at 04:42 pm

The recent updates regarding Flare's FAsset testing on Songbird have received a lot of attention, especially regarding its design and limitations.

Flare Labs restricts security to ensure safety during the testing phase

De siste oppdateringene om Flares FAsset-testing på Songbird har skapt mye interesse, særlig når det gjelder utformingen og begrensningene. Medstifter av Flare Hugo Philion svarte på spørsmål fra X for å bidra til å forstå den nåværende statusen for testfasen.

The latest updates on Flare's FAsset testing on Songbird have generated a lot of interest, particularly regarding its design and limitations. Flare co-founder Hugo Philion answered questions from X to help understand the current status of the testing phase.

Med en terskel på 2 millioner dollar per eiendel og begrensninger knyttet til tilgjengelig agent og poolsikkerhet, understreket han at FAsset-testen er målrettet begrenset.

With a threshold of $2 million per asset and limitations related to available agent and pool security, he emphasized that the FAsset test is purposefully limited.

The FAsset test on Songbird has been designed to be limited in nature. The amount of FAsset that can be issued is limited both by a $2M per asset cap and the amount of agent and pool collateral.

The FAsset test on Songbird has been designed to be limited in nature. The amount of FAsset that can be issued is limited both by a $2M per asset cap and the amount of agent and pool collateral.

As we have seen the system is fully minted most of the time. So why aren’t agents…

— Hugo Philion ☀️ (@HugoPhilion) December 21, 2024

Flare Labs begrenser sikkerheten for å sikre sikkerhet under testfasen

Flare Labs restricts security to ensure safety during the testing phase

Philion svarte på et grunnleggende spørsmål fra fellesskapet: Hvorfor setter ikke agenter inn mer sikkerhet for å øke pregingen nærmere taket? Nøkkelen ligger i den lave risikodekningen som tilbys i testfasen. Ifølge Philion dekker Flare Labs risikoen for mulige utnyttelser som følge av kodeproblemer bare opp til 300 000 dollar.

Philion answered a basic question from the community: Why aren't agents putting in more security to increase their impact closer to the ceiling? The key lies in the low risk coverage offered in the test phase. According to Philion, Flare Labs covers the risk of possible exploits resulting from coding problems only up to $300,000.

Selv om agenter i teorien har lov til å tilby ytterligere sikkerhet, er de fortsatt forsiktige, ettersom eventuelle problemer over grensen på 300 000 dollar ikke vil dekkes.

Although agents are theoretically allowed to offer additional security, they are still cautious, as any issues over the $300,000 limit will not be covered.

Denne begrensningen vil være på plass til testene er fullført og FAssets flyttes helt over til Flares hovednettverk. I denne fasen, påpeker Philion, er det ingen ekstra fordeler ved å utvide skalaen til testsystemet.

This restriction will be in place until tests are completed and FAssets are fully moved to Flare's main network. At this stage, Philion points out, there are no additional benefits to expanding the scale of the test system.

Denne forsiktige tilnærmingen fremhever Flares engasjement for å sikre sikkerhet og bærekraft før den utvider driften. Den understreker også de beregnede handlingene Flare tar for å fremme tillit i sitt økosystem. Som rapportert av Crypto News Flash (CNF), samarbeidet Flare nylig med ChainPatrol for å forbedre Web3-sikkerheten.

This cautious approach highlights Flare's commitment to ensuring safety and sustainability before expanding operations. It also emphasizes the calculated actions Flare is taking to promote trust in its ecosystem. As reported by Crypto News Flash (CNF), Flare recently partnered with ChainPatrol to improve Web3 security.

Partnerskapet tar sikte på å håndtere vanlige trusler som phishing, sosial manipulasjon og impersonification, og beskytter dermed Flares brukere på Discord, Slack og Telegram-boter. Den sanntids trusselovervåkingen som tilbys av ChainPatrol legger til et viktig lag med beskyttelse og støtter dermed Flares forpliktelse til brukersikkerhet.

The partnership aims to address common threats such as phishing, social manipulation and impersonation, thereby protecting Flare's users on Discord, Slack and Telegram bots. The real-time threat monitoring offered by ChainPatrol adds an important layer of protection and thus supports Flare's commitment to user security.

I mellomtiden har Flares opprinnelige token, FLR, blitt påvirket av de siste markedssvingningene. FLR handles for rundt 0,02598 dollar i skrivende stund, og har falt 13,04 % de siste 7 dagene og 3,25 % det siste døgnet.

Meanwhile, Flare's native token, FLR, has been affected by recent market fluctuations. FLR is trading at around $0.02598 at the time of writing, having fallen 13.04% over the past 7 days and 3.25% over the past 24 hours.

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