Aimlezz FTSO
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Aimlezz is an independent FTSO data provider on Flare and Songbird. Every 90-second voting round, we submit 62 price feeds built from more than 400 live exchange sources. Delegate your WFLR to Aimlezz and earn a share of the rewards — without your tokens ever leaving your wallet.
Flare is an EVM-compatible layer-1 blockchain built around one idea: put reliable data on-chain as part of the protocol itself, instead of bolting it on with third-party oracles. Data protocols are run by the same independent infrastructure providers that secure the network, and anyone holding FLR can back the providers they trust.
The FTSO (Flare Time Series Oracle) delivers decentralized price feeds, and the FDC (Flare Data Connector) proves facts from other chains and the web. Both are core protocols of the network, secured by its providers — not external add-ons.
FLR pays for gas, backs validators through staking, and — wrapped as WFLR — delegates vote power to FTSO providers and votes in governance. Wrapping is 1:1, instant, and reversible at any time.
Songbird (SGB) is Flare's canary network, where upgrades prove themselves under real conditions before reaching Flare. Aimlezz provides data on both networks, so you can delegate on both.
The FTSO turns the submissions of up to a hundred independent providers into one decentralized price. No single source to trust, no single point of failure — accuracy is rewarded, round after round.
Each provider gathers market data on its own. Aimlezz streams 400+ sources across major exchanges, around the clock, with its own aggregation strategies per feed.
Every 90 seconds a voting round closes and each provider commits its values for all feeds — from BTC and XRP to FLR itself. Low-latency feeds update roughly every couple of seconds in between.
Submissions are merged into a weighted median. A provider's weight is the WFLR vote power delegated to it — your delegation directly strengthens the providers you trust.
Providers whose values land within the consensus bands earn that round's rewards and share them with their delegators. Miss the band, earn nothing — accuracy is the product.
Delegation assigns vote power, not tokens. Aimlezz can never touch, move, or spend your WFLR. There is no deposit and nothing to get back — because nothing was given away.
Change providers, adjust percentages, or unwrap back to FLR whenever you like. Delegation is a setting on your own balance, not a term deposit.
Rewards accrue per reward epoch (about 3.5 days on Flare) and are claimed in the Flare Portal — or automatically, if you enable auto-claiming there.
You delegate a percentage of your balance, not a fixed amount. Buy or earn more WFLR later and it is included automatically — no need to re-delegate.
Delegation points the vote power of your wrapped tokens at a provider. All you need is the Aimlezz delegation address for your network — everything happens from your own wallet.
The portal is Flare's official, audited interface and works with MetaMask, WalletConnect, Ledger and more. Same flow on Songbird with SGB → WSGB.
Uses your browser wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Bifrost …) to call the official WNat contract directly. No intermediaries, no approvals — just wrap and delegate. Works on Flare and Songbird — pick the network first.
Verified on-chain via the official Flare contract
registry and entity manager: WNat contracts
0x1D80c49BbBCd1C0911346656B529DF9E5c2F783d (WFLR, Flare · 14) and
0x02f0826ef6aD107Cfc861152B32B52fD11BaB9ED (WSGB, Songbird · 19), delegating to the
registered Aimlezz delegation address on each network. This page never asks you to transfer
tokens — wrapping and delegating are calls on your own balance.
You can delegate to at most two providers at once, 100% in total. The provider's fee is deducted from rewards automatically before they are shared — current fees and rankings for every provider are public on FlareMetrics.
Flare has two ways to put FLR to work — and Aimlezz stands on both sides. Delegate WFLR to the Aimlezz FTSO signal, or stake FLR to the Aimlezz validator. Different chains, different jobs, same operator.