Flare’s FXRP can now be traded directly on-chain against two highly-demanded stablecoins, USDC & USDH.
Flare Network (FLR) just announced the FXRP/USDH pair listing on Hyperliquid, expanding the wrapped XRP version’s Spot market offerings. This comes just two weeks after the roll-out of FXRP/USDC on the same platform, however this cutting-edge integration is built on Hyperliquid’s native stablecoin.
FXRP/USDH Pair Enters Hyperliquid With a Bang
Solidifying the on-demand liquidity for XRP on Flare has pushed 0.1511% of all circulating XRP supply to yield-bearing smart contracts, and market watchers are expecting Flare Network to capture up to 8% by year-end as infrastructure upgrades are bound to serve a liquidity boost.
Hyperliquid’s USDH stablecoin dropped in September, 2025 as a native quote asset across the platform, becoming a foundational settlement layer. USDH is backed 1:1 by United States Treasuries & cash equivalents. This empowers Hyperliquid’s customers to participate in crypto lending, yield strategies & options trading.
Flare carries on bridging the gap between those three, enabling direct FXRP bridging from Flare to HyperEVM. Next, a dedicated FXRP bridge powered by the Flare Smart Accounts is expected to go live within two weeks. The bi-fold concept of offering both USDC & USDH for Flare’s FXRP enables advanced traders to execute delta-neutral strategies.
These include arbitrage between spot & derivatives markets on Hyperliquid, potentially making FXRP the top XRP-based choice on the decentralized crypto exchange. With over $200 million already active across Hyperliquid’s Perpetuals, the new Spot infrastructure powered by Flare’s FXRP is bound to match it and boost liquidity to unprecedented levels.
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