XRPL recently reduced reserve requirements for using the blockchain network.
Ripple CTO David Schwartz said that the changes were necessary but slightly aggressive.
XRPL CEO Daniel Keller claims that the reserve reduction was long overdue.
Ripple’s blockchain network, XRPL, just lowered reserve requirements for using the XRP Ledger blockchain. Ripple CTO David Schwartz and XRPL CEO Daniel Keller talked about the changes with the XRP community as the altcoin climbed above $2.50.
Schwartz Addresses XRPL Voting Mechanism Concerns
On X (formerly Twitter), Schwartz said XRPL’s voting mechanism, designed for coordinating features, isn’t ideal for governance. It can govern, Schwartz said, “but not particularly well.” Only active validators participate in voting, and sometimes, validators can be inactive. This can cause instability when decisions are close.
To fix this, Schwartz suggested requiring validators to actively choose to vote on reserve increases. He also wants a default neutral position for reserve preferences. This would make the process more predictable and avoid unintended outcomes.
XRPL Reduces Reserve Requirements for Users
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