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The partial upgrade adoption may lead to operational risks and influence XRP's market sentiment, affecting future price predictions. The post XRP Ledger upgrade sees 89% validator adoption, 43% node uptake appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The post Ripple news: XRP Ledger v3.2.0 rollout gains ground but trails version its replacing appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The XRP Ledger’s newest server software, v3.2.0, designed to make the network cheaper to run, more stable, and more attractive for institutional use, is gaining adoption. However, it has yet to overtake the previous version (3.1.3) across the wider network, and the key security fixes that come with it remain in the voting process. Of the approximately 833 active nodes on the XRP Ledger, the machines that store and relay the ledger, about 43% are running v3.2.0 and 51% are still on v3.1.3, XRPSCAN data shows. While overall node adoption appears relatively slow, validators, or entities that matter most to the network, have largely already upgraded. The XRP Ledger runs on a trusted set of validators known as the Unique Node List (UNL). For a new software version or amendment to activate, it needs sustained support from more than 80% of validators on that list
