What makes for good #XRP information? An online code of ethics: 1. Always include source links, not just screen caps. 2. Don't repost old news without noting. 3. Cite others appropriately. 4. Distinguish between speculation (opinion) and fact. 5. Strive for objectivity.

🚨 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 packages.xrplf.org 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 github.com/XRPLF/rippled/blo… #XRPL #XRP

This definitely bears watching. and investigating :)

Nope 😄 He’s on my team and back to building on XRPL! Nik’s obviously an incredibly experienced technical leader, but we’re lucky to have him back focused on the ledger and tackling some of the hard problems that will help us solidify XRPL architecture for decades to come. 💪🏽

Great to have @nbougalis back home at @RippleXDev. Nik has a long history with XRP Ledger and helped shape much of the foundation we’re building on today with @JoelKatz. Having him back with the team as we tackle the next set of hard technical problems feels pretty special. Let's build! 🚀

Welcome back @nbougalis! 🥳 Now is the time to turn MEGA BULLISH on XRPL! 🔥

Here Brad explains again that Ripple's North Star is XRP. And most importantly, he also mentions liquidity. Also, there is something else Brad talks about later in this speech. He talks about how the issue isn't a lack of information, but disinformation. Some people don't understand what they read, and some don't understand what they listen to. Furthermore, people who DYOR can run into the wrong people, and because these people spread disinformation, they end up coming here and asking us ridiculous questions.

Validator operators: please upgrade to 3.4.1 asap. Important fixes. 🙏🏽

We are opening our #Xahau cluster for public use. Over time we will be growing this from a basic node pair to rich interconnected data source providing full history data. We encourage builders to add these endpoints as backs up when possible! 🐝cbotlabs.xyz/cluster

Innovation is the mission. @xrptipbot is making its return very soon. $XRP & $XAH tipping, right here on @X. Leveraging Hooks, fully self-custodial.

Kyobo Life insurance & Ripple teamed up in April. I am looking for a Kyobo Securities announcement soon.

again no one is watching the XRPL everyone is reporting everything else. 102,976,680 XRP taken at minimum. from @bitget on the XRPL ~$150 million dollars

FYI - literally reference.onledger.net One site - one glossary #xrpld #xahaud

🔐 XRPL EVM v11.1.0 is now live on Mainnet! This release includes 24 security patches and hardening improvements based on the latest security audit. Another step forward in continuously strengthening the security and resilience of the XRPL EVM ecosystem 🛡️ 🔗 Release details: xrplevm.org/blog/hardening-t…

At the recommendation of @Vet_X0 I put together an article about my experience running an #XRPL validator. 🔗👇🏼

"I'm not one of these people who's an XRP maximalist, I'm bullish on a bunch of cryptos, for a bunch of reasons" - Brad Garlinghouse, 2026

Very cool article. It makes sense how much automation can help build infrastructure given the scale of all the systems being connected.