Sceptre is a brand-new liquid staking protocol that aims to optimize FLR yield. Users can continue to get monthly FlareDrops and spend their tokens in DeFi protocols in addition to using them in other protocols.

Rome Blockchain Labs (RBL) is working on Kinetic, an innovative lending and borrowing platform, along with the development of Sceptre, a state-of-the-art private beta blockchain tailored for data platforms. Understanding the potential for symbiosis between these two systems, RBL is deliberately merging them to improve the FLR token’s utility. 

With more applications planned for the future, users will first be able to use sFLR to participate in lending protocols and decentralized exchange (DEX) liquidity pools. Users bet their FLR with Sceptre to start, and they get back sFLR in exchange. With full liquidity, the sFLR tokens keep accruing Flare’s inherent incentives, and users get their original investment back plus any accrued prizes and FlareDrops when they unstake from the site, less a protocol charge.

Co-founder of Flare Hugo Philion welcomed Sceptre to the ecosystem. He stated that the community would receive over 60% of all tokens as part of the Flare tokenomics, which are significantly weighted towards them. This is especially true of the 36 monthly FlareDrops that will continue until January 2026. Philion pointed out that builders may benefit from this alluring environment with Sceptre and liquid staking, knowing that potential users of their dApps would still be able to access these local incentives.

Sceptre’s COO, Alexander Elhorst, described Flare as a vibrant, youthful network. He said that liquid staking will enable an even faster expansion of the DeFi network. Elhorst expressed hope for the chain’s future and the company’s intention to support its expansion. He stated that they are excited to collaborate with other ecosystem projects to incorporate sFLR and that they are pleased to provide the network’s first liquid staking protocol.

About Sceptre

Rome Blockchain Labs developed and maintains the Liquid Staking protocol known as Sceptre. In order to give the best service possible to its clients and the Flare network, Sceptre plans to leverage unique features like FTSOs and FlareDrops of Flare. Sceptre’s primary priorities include collaboration and interaction with other protocols such as Kinetic, where staking will be directly incorporated into Kinetic’s user experience (UX).

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