XRP Ledger issues patch for upcoming lending protocol ahead of launch
XRP Ledger developers have published a follow-up amendment to patch the network's upcoming uncollateralized lending feature ahead of its launch, with a bug-fix upgrade planned for Friday.
Developers have published a second amendment to repair the XRP Ledger's upcoming uncollateralized lending protocol before the feature goes live, according to Decrypt and Crypto Briefing. The patch aims to resolve issues in the feature while the original proposal continues to await validator approval.[1][2]
The bug-fix upgrade is scheduled for Friday, according to crypto.news. The lending protocol still requires 10 more validator votes to achieve the 29 total approvals necessary to activate on the network.[3]
Key facts
- XRP Ledger developers released a second amendment to repair the network's upcoming uncollateralized lending feature before launch.
- The bug-fix upgrade for the protocol is set for Friday.
- The lending protocol still needs 10 more validator votes to achieve the required 29 approvals before going live.
- The original lending proposal is still awaiting validator approval.
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DecryptArticle ·
XRP Ledger Repairs Its Lending Protocol Before It Goes Live XRP developers published a second amendment to repair the ledger’s new uncollateralized lending feature while the original still awaits validator approval.
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Crypto BriefingArticle ·
XRP Ledger patches lending protocol with follow-up amendment before launch The delayed launch and patching of XRP Ledger's lending protocol highlight the complexities and challenges in achieving consensus for blockchain upgrades. The post XRP Ledger patches lending protocol with follow-up amendment before launch appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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crypto.news@cryptodotnewsPost on X ·
JUST IN: XRP Ledger patches upcoming lending system ahead of launch The bug-fix upgrade is set for Friday, but the Ripple lending protocol still needs 10 more validator votes to reach the required 29 approvals before going live. https://t.co/Ojs4sV4qve
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