Delegate FLR

FTSO live · Apex experimental on mainnet · Arcade open on testnet

Many tools, one network.

We run price feeds for Flare, build non-custodial tools on top of it, and teach the people using it how the whole thing actually works. Everything here is something we run ourselves — that's the only reason we'll put our name on it.

The network

Everything we bring to Flare

Tap any node. Infrastructure, products and what's coming next. One stack, all of it connected.

Flare infrastructure

FTSO Provider

Live

We run price feeds for the network you're staking on.

FlareForward runs an FTSO price-feed provider on Flare mainnet. Every voting round, we push the prices the rest of the network prices its DeFi off of. If you hold FLR, you can delegate to us directly and put your vote power behind a provider that publishes its own accuracy instead of asking you to trust a logo.

  • Delegate FLR vote power directly — non-custodial, your keys the whole way
  • Stake toward our validator
  • Per-feed accuracy published live on the dashboard

Contract engineering

We also build the things other teams ship.

Not everything we make carries our name. Right now we're building a liquid staking protocol on Flare for another infrastructure provider on the network — designed from the start to be handed over.

When it's finished we keep nothing: no keys, no admin role, no back door. The team that owns it deploys it with their own signers. That constraint shapes every line of it.

Zero keys retained

We hand over a finished, tested protocol and walk away from the controls.

Two independent audits

Audited twice by the protocol's own designer. Every finding gets fixed, not argued away.

Testnet-proven first

It doesn't touch mainnet until it clears a full rehearsal on the exact bytecode that would deploy.

Get involved

Three ways in. Pick the one that fits where you are.

01

Put your FLR to work

Delegate vote power or stake toward our FTSO provider. Non-custodial: nothing ever leaves your wallet, and you can see our per-feed accuracy before you commit.

02

Try something we built

The Arcade runs on Flare's test network, so it costs nothing to play. Sit down for a game of Emberhold and see what a pact on chain actually feels like.

03

Learn how this actually works

Free DeFi education, from first wallet to real strategies, without gambling your way there. Every course is open and free.

Who we are

The people building it.

Ace and Steven. No fund behind us, no team of forty, no marketing department writing this page. We put our own money through the same positions we teach, run the same infrastructure we ask you to delegate to, and answer for it by name when something breaks.

Everything on this page exists because one of us needed it first and it didn't exist on Flare yet. That's the whole strategy — build the thing we were missing, use it in public, then teach it properly to everyone who wants it.

Contributors

Whale was there when FlareForward first came together, and a lot of what you see here stands on the ground he helped lay.

Brother, being part of this with you has been a blessing. You've shaped me and the man I'm still becoming more than I can say. If I could build the perfect version of myself, you'd be the piece I'm missing. You're my brother for life. Love you, and God bless.

Steven

Watch us work

Most people find us on YouTube first.

Ace walks through what we teach and what we ship on camera, long before anyone is asked to try it.

From the people already in it

“You 3 have been awesome educators. We will be spending more time with Flare Forward to maximize passive income for years to come.”
— mike matton
“The knowledge they have and the research they do for you is a lot more valuable than what they are charging.”
— Johnny Mag Sax
“Flare Forward's core motto, 'Know what you're doing before doing it,' has been a game-changer. It empowered me to navigate DeFi with confidence.”
— Striker Patterson
“Started watching these guys on YouTube. Decided to join. Haven't looked back since.”
— Richard Polanco

Know what you're doing before you do it.

Delegate to our FTSO, try something we built, or watch Ace walk it through. Every door leads to the same people.