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XRPL core developers are continuing work to rebuild key protocol fundamentals, with several updates now awaiting approval. Among the latest changes are Single Asset Vaults, which pool a single asset for use with the Lending Protocol. The Lending Protocol enables the creation of loans on the XRP Ledger, allowing loan brokers to issue fixed-term, uncollateralized loans funded through the pooled assets from these vaults.
One amendment currently up for voting is fixXChainRewardRounding. The proposal is designed to ensure that reward shares for cross-chain transactions are always rounded down, preserving the original intended behavior.
In a validator update, the XRP Ledger community highlighted an upcoming milestone: XRP 3.2.0. The validator also pointed to ongoing attackathons and bug bounties as part of the broader security push.
Last month, Ripple said it was taking a more proactive, AI-driven approach to strengthening XRPL security. The plan includes AI-assisted testing across the development lifecycle, a dedicated red team, and higher standards for evaluating changes before they go live.
A feature-unlock audit contest covering multiple areas of upcoming XRPL functionality is currently ongoing and is set to end on April 27, 2026. The protocol roadmap areas covered include:
This week, Ripple introduced a multi-phase roadmap intended to prepare the XRP Ledger for a post-quantum future, with the goal of achieving full readiness by 2028.
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