High stakes, cool hands — all thrill, no promises. No guarantees, no advice. Value may moon or melt — you’re in 100% at your own risk. Dev holds 0%. This is a digital collectible: no rights, no returns, no obligations. DYOR. A relic and reminder of when the system was broken — and why we’re here to change it.
Trade $FlyDice on the XRP Ledger DEX at XRPL.to — sub-cent fees, 3-5 second settlement, no sign-up required.
Frequently Asked Questions about $FlyDice
What is $FlyDice?
$FlyDice is a token issued on the XRP Ledger, listed 294 days ago. It has 9 holders and 21 trustlines. You can trade it on the XRP Ledger DEX with sub-cent fees and 3-5 second settlement.
Where can I buy $FlyDice?
You can buy $FlyDice directly on the XRP Ledger DEX through XRPL.to. Connect any XRPL wallet (Xaman, Crossmark, Gem Wallet) and swap XRP for $FlyDice in one click — no centralized exchange or KYC required. The swap settles in 3-5 seconds.
What is the current price of $FlyDice?
$FlyDice is currently trading at 0.0000632556 XRP (+0.00% change in the last 24 hours). Live prices update every few seconds on XRPL.to as trades execute on the XRP Ledger DEX.
Is $FlyDice verified on XRPL?
$FlyDice has not yet been verified on XRPL.to. Always check the issuer address, holder count, and trading volume before buying any XRPL token. The issuer address for $FlyDice is rN18ycnyyhTfusQxf9YPot7epudj5ek9Vd.
How do I add a trustline for $FlyDice?
To hold $FlyDice, you need to set a trustline to the issuer (rN18ycnyyhTfusQxf9YPot7epudj5ek9Vd) for the currency code 24466C7944696365000000000000000000000000. Most XRPL wallets do this automatically when you initiate a swap on XRPL.to — no manual setup required. The trustline reserves 0.2 XRP, which is recoverable when you remove the trustline.
High stakes, cool hands — all thrill, no promises. No guarantees, no advice. Value may moon or melt — you’re in 100% at your own risk. Dev holds 0%. This is a digital collectible: no rights, no returns, no obligations. DYOR. A relic and reminder of when the system was broken — and why we’re here to change it.
