Anyone in the XRP community building around stablecoins, I wrote this essay on stablecoins that provides some insight into the significance of stablecoins and the potential impacts that they can have.
I’ve spent the past year building XRPresso, an XRPL marketplace for real goods, services, music and digital items.
The next milestone isn’t another feature. It’s getting great sellers and real listings in front of buyers.
If you’re an XRPL creator or merchant with something you already sell, I’d like to help you set up your first listing and hear where the process gets in your way.
Reply with what you sell, or DM me. I’m looking for the first group of sellers to build this with.
👀 Check it out 👀
All orders within the first 24 hours will receive a FREE 1oz copper Bitcoin round while supplies last.
If you shall have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to ask.
Let's continue to evolve and move the ledger forward together. 🚀🎉💯⭕👑
Track: Why Not?
Not every great idea fits a category.
Why Not? is the open lane at the XRP Ledger Hackathon in NYC: no fixed brief, no narrow rubric.
Bring the XRPL project you can't stop thinking about, whatever shape it takes.
If it runs on XRPL and you believe in it, that's the pitch.
📍 NYC | October 24–25
🎟️ Register: https://t.co/uCMbOJW6qq
Hosted by XRPL Commons with the support of @XRPLF@RippleXDev@Mastercard@Ledger@Quicknode@t54ai@awscloud
🚨 Heads up, XRPL node operators. Version 3.4.1 is out, and it's an emergency release. No release notes yet. They'll come later.
Here's why it can't wait. A new amendment, fixBatchV1_2, reached majority on September 25. 33 of 35 validators back it right now. The announcement says it fixes a minor issue with Batch. If support holds for two weeks, it switches on around October 9. It's default Yes, so upgrading also casts a vote for it.
Any node not on 3.4.1 won't recognize it. When it switches on, those nodes get amendment blocked. They stop following the ledger until they upgrade.
The ledger shows two more amendments on the same clock. BatchV1_1 (bundles several transactions into one) around October 9, and PermissionDelegationV1_1 (lets one account act for another) around October 8. Both shipped in earlier versions.
Reminder, the packages now live at https://t.co/0YBgl4wzEE with a new XRPLF signing key. Updating takes a few extra commands, all in the guide below.
I run a validator, so mine is next.
Install guide
https://t.co/SQ8knKUpSy
#XRPL #XRP
I never thought I would say this about an online internet community, much less a crypto community.
The XRPL really is full of unmatched talent, energy, knowledge, and people who are on a different level of commitment.
I forget this a lot.
Trade card for card with other collectors safely.
Add XRP to even out a trade, both sides put down a deposit, both sides ship.
@fuzzytradingco · $FUZZY https://t.co/xtSCXh4yBE
Bring the project you already have. Bring the one you're embarrassed to admit you've been thinking about. Either works.
👉Register now for the XRP Ledger Hackathon: https://t.co/ELiJ8GSI7v
Hosted by XRPL Commons with @RippleSwell@XRPLF@Ledger@Mastercard@Quicknode@awscloud
Congratulations @XamanWallet users, together you have reached the default 100k subscription limit on our xrpld transaction push nodes 😅
That's 100000 of accounts we send push notifications to. And then, reaching the limit, xrpld did...
Nothing.
So push is now broken, and I'm working on a fix (more reliable implementation that can more easily scale to a million and beyond 💪🏼). Should be live in minutes 🤗
https://t.co/WIpqOEnxui
I am a strong believer that the XRP Ledger is best suited for finance.
The ledger is firmly oriented around financial functions with capabilities such as the built in DEX, auto bridging, lending protocol, MPTs, and its flagship use case for sending cross-border payments cheaply.
However, it's becoming clear to me that the ledger has room for more than just finance.
Projects are taking on digital art, gaming, event ticketing, provenance for physical assets, identity solutions, and more - proving that the ledger is capable of supporting so much more.
Maybe the question is not which projects should be built on the ledger, but instead, how can builders leverage the ledger most effectively for their projects?