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The fixCleanup3_3_0 amendment has gone live in a fresh milestone for the XRP Ledger, bringing a collection of fixes for Single Asset Vaults, the Lending Protocol, Automated Market Makers, the permissioned DEX, Checks, and pseudo-accounts.
The fixCleanup3_3_0 amendment went live with 88.57% consensus at the time of activation, gaining 31 yes votes out of 35, having passed the two-week activation window that required it to hold above 80% support for a 14-day period.
XRP Ledger Foundation Director of Community Hussein Zangana (Vet) highlighted this milestone in an X post, which he says represents a major boost for the XRPL.
"The XRP Ledger just got better," Vet wrote in an X post, saying that the fix amendment went live for protocol hardening and the XRPL is looking great. "Big thanks to the validators and everyone else for updating their infrastructure," he concluded.
XRP Ledger eyes crucial updates
The XRP Ledger Lending Protocol will receive a v1.1 update in XRPL 3.4.0 next week, developers revealed this week. This upgrade improves important aspects of Lending v1.0, now included in v1.1. Lending and Single Asset Vault will see regular updates in the future and will be a dynamic feature protocol that gains functionality over time, according to developers.
Two key amendments are rapidly gaining support, according to XRPScan. BatchV1_1, which allows multiple transactions to be bundled into a batch that is processed all together, is rapidly nearing the majority threshold (80%), currently at 71.43%.
The BatchV1_1 amendment replaces Batch, fixing a critical bug discovered in the original implementation of the feature.
PermissionDelegationV1_1, which allows accounts to delegate some permissions to other accounts, has also gained 51.43% support. Permission Delegation reached a milestone this week as it passed an independent security review by Cantina Security and the XRPL quality assurance test suite.
In a separate development, Ripple announced a major expansion of GSmart, the treasury-native AI capabilities built into Ripple Treasury. Already in production across its enterprise customer base, GSmart embeds AI directly into the policies, data, and workflows that treasury teams use every day.
Dan Burgin
U.Today Editorial Team
