A new change has been made to XRPL Foundation’s Rippled, a nonprofit organization that promotes the activity and growth of the XRP Ledger ecosystem. Rippled, the server program that runs the XRP Ledger is offered in this repository under the permissive ISC open-source license. For the past ten years, Ripple and its engineers have taken care of and contributed to the C++ reference implementation of the XRPL protocol codebase. However, the XRP Ledger Foundation is currently the home of the code’s authorized repository. The @RippleXDev team and I have been caretakers of and contributors to the C++ reference implementation of the XRPL protocol codebase for a long, long time. The authoritative repo for the code is now under its new home at the @XRPLF and we couldn't be happier. https://t.co/yT7rxzpDfo — 𝙽 𝙸 𝙺 𝙱 (@nbougalis) June 29, 2022 XRPL Employs A Consensus Protocol In contrast to other blockchains, the XRPL employs a consensus process in which a small number of servers called validators concur on the order and outcome of XRP transactions every three to five seconds. The diversity of XRPL’s validators contributes to the market’s general agreement to protect XRPL and ensure its long-term viability. The CBDC Innovate challenge, with a total prize pool of $177,000, was just announced by Ripple. The goal of the Ripple CBDC Innovate competition is to motivate developers to build programs that can operate on the XRP Ledger and a...
