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Spark Airdrop by Flare Networks Now Supported by Major Korean Exchange

Korea-bases exchange will assist XRP holders in claiming Spark tokens

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Flare Networks, the development team behind Flare "utility fork" of XRP Ledger, has announced a new partnership. Today, it joined efforts with major Korea-based cryptocurrency exchange Gopax to let its users claim Spark seamlessly.

Gopax allows XRP holders to participate in Spark airdrop

According to the official announcement by Flare Networks, an agreement has been reached with Gopax, one of the most popular crypto exchanges in South Korea. All XRP holders who use Gopax as custody for their tokens can now apply for participation in Spark airdrop in one click.

Gopax crypto exchange supports Spark airdrop
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It means that Gopax releases a specific instrument to let XRP holders inform Flare Networks of their willingness to participate in Spark airdrop. Those who confirm their participation will receive Spark tokens at a 1:1 equivalent to their XRP allocations.

The "snapshot" (final evaluation of XRP balances for fair Spark tokens distribution) will be taken on Dec. 12. Thus, centralized exchanges over the globe have only one month left to join the crew of Flare fork supporters.

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Since 2021, Spark tokens will be used as the core asset in Flare, the "utility fork" of XRPL, which will bring smart contract functionality to this popular blockchain. At press time, the first decentralized financial protocol, Flare Finance, has shared its plans to go live on Flare.

"When Coinbase, Revolut, Binance?"

As Flare fork is taking shape, more and more services confirm their support for Spark airdrops. Centralized exchanges, crypto lending ecosystems and even hardware wallets allow their users to claim Spark seamlessly.

Launched in 2017, Gopax (Global Online Professional Assets Exchange) is operated by Streami, Inc.—the first blockchain firm in Korea that is backed by Shinhan Bank, a well-known banking entity. Meanwhile, XRP Army soldiers are asking Flare Networks about possible collaboration with the world's most influential platforms.

Namely, they are guessing whether Bitstamp, Binance, Revolut and Coinbase can help XRP holders to claim Spark in a click. Previously, Flare Networks revealed that it negotiates this kind of partnership with Binance and Kraken but, at press time, the agreements have not been signed.

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Vladislav Sopov

Blockchain Analyst & Writer with scientific background. 5+ years in IT-analytics, 2+ years in blockchain.

Worked in independent analysis as well as in start-ups (Swap.online, Monoreto, Attic Lab etc.)