Flare AirDrop News reports:The much-anticipated FLARE Internet dynamic password the original login password of the airdropped goods Ripple, and the XRP holders finally strongly supported the emergence of the most important digital asset exchange. However, the chief technology officer of Ripple doesn't seem to like the spread of airdrop supplies.

Wave CTO doesn't like airdrop flares very much.

Peter Schwartz, chief technology officer of Ripple, noted on Twitter that there is no incentive for flare ownership standards at this stage. But now he's selling products, his torch tokens. But, he points out, if holders sell now, they will do no harm.

He added that it was really not easy for them to get follow-up airdrop supplies. When the recipient is sure to sell his flares, they get 100% of their value, because customers can easily package the flares and get airdropped materials.

But Ripple CTO found this to be a very strange decision. There is only one way, he says. In general, TVB is unwilling to keep its promise and only wants to hand out 15% of it.

Wave Lan's CTO says he feels very sad because she loves such projects and wishes better, but it's responsible advice that FLARE has already applied XRP street trends. But when they feel they will no longer need it, it lowers its commitment.

Schwartz noted that they claimed that XRP was evolution and did not keep some of the promises they made in the early days.

45% reduction in FLR price

The price of torches has fallen by more than 45% since the airdrop. As of the time of submission, the average transaction price for FLR was $0.0436. Its 24-hour turnover increased by 15% to $83.3 million.