Crypto Brief: Flare Targets XRPL Expansion With July 6 Vote on Songbird Confidential Compute Rollout

Across major exchanges, flare Network has scheduled a community governance vote from July 6 to July 13 to deploy Flare confidential compute on its Songbird canary network.

Blockchain platform Flare has scheduled a community governance vote to deploy Flare Confidential Compute (FCC) on its Songbird canary network.

The voting period will run from July 6 to July 13, following a notice period that began June 29.

The deployment is described as the first live implementation of the architecture for Flare 2.0, which was first outlined in March 2025.

The new system combines trusted execution environments (TEEs) with Flare’s existing data protocols.

The integration is designed to let applications execute transactions on external blockchains while maintaining decentralized verification on the Flare network.

The architecture aims to provide a programmable layer for real-world assets issued on the XRP Ledger.

The setup allows those assets to interact with decentralized applications without requiring users to manually bridge them between different networks.