Ripple CTO compartilha o fato mais chocante no XRP Ledger
XRPL easier to fork? XRPL easier to halt? CTO do Ripple David Schwartz has responded to a recent XRP Ledger decentralization debate on Twitter. There are two things you might care about. One is the system‘s rules (what transactions are allowed and what they do) and the other is the system’s operation (censorship resistance, stability in the face of attacks). When it comes to rules, nobody can coerce any participant to… — David “JoelKatz” Schwartz (@JoelKatz) 3 de agosto de 2023 A Twitter user named “Jorge Stolfi” had made claims that the state of XRP Ledger (XRPL) was decided by nodes on Ripples UNL. He also claimed that removing Ripple nodes might cause the network to collapse. In a throwback, XRPL updated its list in October 2022. Two Ripple validators were removed from the list, and one Ripple validator was added in their place. The Ripple-operated validators are currently at 2 out of 35, in keeping with the reduction of numerous validators by any entity. XRPL easier to fork? Having said that, the CTO of Ripple reveals what could be significant information about the XRP Ledger. Schwartz, who has been working on XRP Ledger since 2011, is in the best position to comment on the systems setup. He listed two major