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XRPL validators switched on a permission cleanup so burn-only delegates cannot mint issued tokens.

• fixCleanup3_4_0 activated around Nov 4, 2026 14:52 UTC at ledger 108,112,129 per XRPLWin/CoinDesk
• The change rejects PaymentBurn payments that would cross a zero balance into a mint unless PaymentMint is also held

Why it matters: Stablecoin and IOU issuers on XRPL rely on clean separation between burn and mint permissions for processors.
Source: xrpl.org / CoinDesk
Not financial advice.

💬 Should more IOU issuers revisit PaymentBurn delegations after fixCleanup3_4_0?

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🔐 An account allowed to BURN tokens should never be able to MINT them

XRP Ledger is preparing to close a permission loophole that could allow exactly that under certain conditions
The fix is part of the fixCleanup3_4_0 amendment, expected to activate today
33 of 35 tracked validators support it
Why this matters 👇

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A stablecoin issuer might authorize a payment partner to destroy tokens during redemptions
That permission should never grant the ability to create new supply
The update also strengthens transaction safeguards across AMMs, vaults and token permissions

⚠️ No confirmed exploitation has been reported
$XRP 's native supply is unaffected, and the amendment is NOT active yet
The expected activation is around 14:46 UTC, subject to validator consensus and the next flag ledger


📌 Watch the actual onchain activation, issuer safeguards and exchange infrastructure readiness
For $XRP , stronger token infrastructure is meaningful — but it doesn't automatically create buying pressure
Security improvements need proof of deployment, not just an announcement


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XRP vs. RLUSD: Ripple CEO Sets the Record Straight on Competition
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse addressed community concerns regarding whether the company's dollar-pegged stablecoin, $RLUSD , threatens $XRP .
Complementary, Not Competitors: Garlinghouse clarified that RLUSD is designed to compete with rival stablecoins like USDT and USDC—notXRP.
* Distinct Roles on XRPL: While XRP remains essential as the native token for transaction fees and ledger reserves,$RLUSD provides fiat-pegged price stability for institutional payment flows.
* Driving On-Chain Volume: The core goal is to capture diverse stablecoin liquidity and bring active institutional use cases directly onto the XRP Ledger.
> “Use case matters, and I want those use cases running on the XRPL.” — Brad Garlinghouse
What are your thoughts—will RLUSD drive broader utility for the XRP Ledger, or do you prefer holding native XRP?
#Ripple #XRP #RLUSD #CryptoNews #XRPL
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In Lebanon, 8 $XRP cost approximately 1 million Lebanese pounds.
The $XRP Ledger (XRPL) includes a real estate token linked to the global real estate market, valued at 650 trillion dollars.
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$XRP Update 🔎 Can XRP extend its latest rebound?

XRP is trading higher over 24 hours, recovering from its intraday low. Price is approaching the $1.29 area, an important near-term level to watch.

🔥 Key catalyst:
The XRP Ledger's fixCleanup3_4_0 security update is approaching its expected activation window on November 4, subject to validator support and network voting conditions. The correction addresses issued-token permission and other calculation issues.

👀 Next step to watch:
🔴 Bearish case: A rejection may bring $1.2355 back into focus.
🟢 Bullish case: A sustained breakout above $1.2914 could open a test of higher levels.

📝 My take:
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🚨 XRP Ledger fixCleanup3_4_0 activates Nov. 4 ~14:46 UTC, closing a burn-only permission loophole that allowed unauthorized token minting. This security upgrade strengthens XRPL integrity, potentially boosting long-term confidence in the ecosystem.

Market implication: Reduced exploit risk = stronger fundamentals.

💡 What does this fix mean for XRP's real-world utility adoption? #XRPL

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The XRPL fixCleanup3_4_0 amendment is now enabled. It addresses a case where an account authorized to burn issued tokens could, under certain circumstances, also create them. The bug did not affect XRP itself; the update concerns asset permissions on the network. Do you think validator voting is enough for this kind of fix? 🛠️🪙🔒 $XRP #XRPL #Security

The XRP Ledger has activated the fix proposal fixCleanup3_4_0.

The fix took effect at 14:52 UTC on November 4, at ledger index 108,112,129. It closes a vulnerability that could, under certain conditions, allow an account authorized only to destroy a certain type of issued token to also issue new tokens. Reports indicate there were no confirmed cases of exploitation before the fix took effect. The issue affected assets issued on the ledger and did not involve the supply of XRP itself.

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XRP Ledger urgently patched a token-minting vulnerability, preventing the serious risk of “creating coins out of thin air.”
This kind of underlying-logic patch is genuinely good news—it directly dispels FUD. A solid security foundation makes for strong trust. Next time someone brings up old rumors, just show them a screenshot of this patch.

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$XRP is about to close a loophole that let burn-only accounts mint tokens — are you watching tomorrow's fix? 🔥 33 of 35 validators back it, activation lands Nov 4, and XRP's own supply stays untouched. If you held through hack week, you earned this calm. Does this make XRP safer for you?

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XRPL has quietly patched a critical vulnerability that could have undermined confidence in stablecoins and tokens on the network. The newly activated fixCleanup3_4_0 update has addressed the underlying risk.

Imagine this: an account that was only allowed to “burn” tokens could suddenly “mint” new ones, including stablecoins. This directly threatens the fundamental separation between issuing and destroying tokens, potentially creating an uncontrolled supply and causing market chaos.

Fortunately, the vulnerability has not been publicly exploited, and $XRP itself was not affected. Instead, tokens issued on XRPL were the ones exposed to the bug. The update also includes important fixes for transaction pools, vaults, and loan calculations.

This is an extremely important step toward strengthening confidence in the XRPL ecosystem, especially in issued assets. Security comes first, and promptly fixing a vulnerability that could allow unauthorized token minting is a strong positive signal of a commitment to security.

Could this move help XRPL accelerate stablecoin or DeFi projects in the future?

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🚨 ATTENTION, COMMUNITY $XRP 👀

Today, an update called fixCleanup3_4_0 🔧 is scheduled to be activated

Its goal is to fix an issue related to delegated permissions for issuing tokens 🔐

But here’s the interesting part 👇

While many people are still looking only at the price of $XRP , we should also pay attention to what’s improving within its ecosystem

📊 Do you think these developments will strengthen XRP’s utility during November, or will the market continue to focus only on the price?

I’m listening 👇

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XRPL network growth will push XRP higher!
David Schwartz explained why the success of the XRPL blockchain is a direct positive for the price of $XRP :
☘️$XRP — the network’s only native asset, with no issuer and no additional risks.
☘️The more transactions there are, the more $XRP is burned in fees and locked up to operate accounts.
In other words, network activity creates direct demand for the coin.
What do you think of this fundamental case—do you believe $XRP will grow, or is it just a theory?
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$XRP 🌐 XRPL Network Update: The fixCleanup3_4_0 Milestone & Security Refinement 🛠️
​The XRP Ledger (XRPL) is moving closer to a major structural upgrade! With validator consensus tracking above the required threshold, the network is lined up for a conditional activation.
​Here is everything you need to know broken down cleanly for the community:
​🔍 What is Changing with fixCleanup3_4_0?
​Token Issuance & Permission Control: The amendment cleanly separates token burning from issuance. It plugs a loophole where accounts with PaymentBurn delegation permissions could potentially create unauthorized trust line or Multi-Purpose Tokens (MPTs) under certain conditions.
​Vaults, Trading Pools & Lending Logic: Beyond permission safeguards, the package tightens numerical precision for Single Asset Vault deposits/withdrawals, fixes rounding issues in AMM trading pools (preventing zero-balance LP token burning bugs), and aligns loan default/impairment checks.
​Native XRP Supply: Important to note—XRP’s native supply remains entirely unaffected by this token-issuance delegation flaw.
​🗳️ Current Validator Status & Timeline
​Support Level: Backed by 33 of 35 trusted validators (~94.3%), comfortably clearing the 29-vote minimum required threshold (80%).
​Projected Activation: Following a brief reset cycle earlier in October due to node synchronization checks, the new conditional activation window targets November 4 at approximately 14:46 UTC, provided stability holds.
​💡 Actionable Takeaways for Issuers & Operators
​Review Delegations: If you utilize granular account delegations, avoid using PaymentBurn while corrections finish rolling out. Account owners can easily update or revoke permissions via DelegateSet transactions.
​Node Readiness: Server operators should verify active ledger states and align with official release software compatibility.
​Stay tuned, keep your keys secure, and let's keep building smarter on-chain! 🚀💼
📊 #BinanceSquare #XRPL #XRP #Ripple #XRPCommunity

Has the XRPL amendment fixCleanup3_4_0 gone live? The two-week countdown is over, and the result is: activated

At around this time last night, I said the XRP Ledger could activate fixCleanup3_4_0 as early as tonight at around 22:46 Beijing time. I said I’d come back to check, so here’s the update.

At around 23:14 tonight (Beijing time), I checked two places: xrpscan’s amendment data and the feature interface of a public XRPL node. Both showed enabled. The more-than-80% majority began its countdown on October 21 at 22:46 Beijing time. Two weeks have passed without it falling below the threshold, so it took effect as specified. I didn’t check every ledger to find the exact one where it activated, so I won’t make up a time down to the second.

What did this amendment fix? The official documentation says it’s a set of fixes involving single-asset vaults, lending protocols, AMMs, permissioned DEXs, trust lines, NFTs, MPTs, escrow, signing, and delegated permissions.

The part most worth understanding is the delegated-permissions fix. The official documentation previously carried a warning: until this amendment was enabled, it was recommended that you not delegate the “PaymentBurn” permission to anyone else. Before the fix, a delegate who had only this permission could, in certain circumstances, still mint new tokens (trust line tokens or MPTs).
Put plainly: you hand over a key that’s supposed to “only burn,” but it turns out it can open the door to “printing money.” Tonight, that door was shut according to the rules.

What should ordinary token holders do?
· Basically, nothing. This is a fix to the protocol rules, not an airdrop. You don’t need to migrate your wallet or “claim new coins.” If anyone tells you to click a link or enter your recovery phrase for an “XRPL upgrade,” treat them as a scammer.
· Projects that have issued tokens or used delegated permissions should check their own delegation settings. Don’t just take my word for it.
· If you run your own node: once the amendment takes effect, a node that hasn’t been upgraded to a software version that supports it will be “amendment blocked” and unable to validate the ledger normally.

When it comes to keeping your word, the blockchain is more reliable than people: 80%, two weeks, and it takes effect on schedule. Nobody needs to beat their chest and make promises.

Will you be keeping an eye on this kind of upgrade vote?

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The long-awaited XRPL security fix finally went live tonight — and its value lies not in the price of XRP, but in the trust of token issuers.

Facts: the fixCleanup3_4_0 amendment was officially enabled on the XRP Ledger on Nov. 4 at 14:52 UTC (21:52 WIB), at ledger 108,112,129 (according to the XRPLWin tracker, read directly from the ledger). This fix closes a permission delegation loophole: under certain conditions, an account authorized only to burn tokens (PaymentBurn) could also mint new tokens. It received support from 33 of 35 trusted validators — after the first attempt failed to secure a majority on Oct. 21 and the two-week countdown restarted. This is part of xrpld 3.4.0, does not change the XRP supply, and there have been no publicly confirmed cases of exploitation.

My take: this is an infrastructure fix, not a price catalyst. XRP is around $1.31 tonight — down from its post-ISM high of $1.342 — moving along with BTC, which broke through $80,000, not because of this amendment. What really changed: stablecoin and token issuers on XRPL can now be confident that burn delegation can no longer be abused to mint tokens.

What I’m watching: whether XRPL documentation removes the PaymentBurn delegation warning, and whether LendingProtocol and SingleAssetVault — which are still below the voting threshold — eventually follow suit.

Do you think security fixes like this are enough to make major issuers more comfortable on XRPL, or does the market still only care about price?

This is my analysis, not financial advice — always DYOR.

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The XRP Ledger (XRPL) needs to patch a vulnerability. With $XRP priced around $1.27, what does this mean for everyday users?

First, the facts: According to CoinDesk, the XRPL fix proposal fixCleanup3_4_0 previously had the support of 33 out of 35 tracked trusted validators. It addresses an issue where, under certain conditions, accounts authorized only to “burn” tokens could potentially mint tokens issued by an issuer out of thin air, such as stablecoins. The total supply of XRP itself is unaffected. The rules require support to remain above 80% for two consecutive weeks. The earliest activation window is November 4 at 14:46 UTC, but it is still conditional and may not have been completed.

What about the price? This is a security maintenance measure, not a source of new buying pressure. In the market, Coinbase’s current price is around $1.27, while Kraken’s 4-hour closing prices over the past 7 days ranged from about $1.20 to $1.34. The area around last week’s high of $1.34 is resistance, and $1.20 is support that has been tested repeatedly.

Risks to watch: First, overall market sentiment is weak, so be cautious of increased volatility if the price falls below $1.20. Second, the upgrade could be delayed if validator support declines. Third, when leveraged traders are heavily positioned long, volatility can be amplified.

A beginner’s takeaway: Don’t panic when you see the word “vulnerability.” First, work out whether it affects XRP itself or tokens issued on the ledger. And don’t automatically treat a “fix” as a bullish signal.

Are you more interested in XRPL’s payment use cases or its progress in tokenization?

#XRP #XRPL #BeginnerEducation
This is not investment advice.

🌐 XRPL Network Update: The fixCleanup3_4_0 Milestone & Security Refinement 🛠️
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Quick distinction: today’s update is about the status of an XRPL permission fix—not a change to XRP’s native supply.

XRPL’s own docs warn that, until fixCleanup3_4_0 is enabled, a delegate with only the PaymentBurn permission can, in certain circumstances, mint fungible tokens. CoinDesk reported on Nov. 2 at 7:37 a.m. EST (12:37 UTC) that the amendment was on track for Nov. 4, with 33 of 35 tracked validators supporting it. A 16:41 UTC check found the XRPL Dashboard’s last roll call at 12:38 UTC (33/35), while XRPScan showed 29/32 and a different countdown. So the activation date remains provisional.

The sources describe a potential permissions flaw and a pending fix, not a confirmed loss or price signal. Would you favor a faster emergency patch path, or keep the 14-day validator check?

Sources:
CoinDesk: https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2026/11/02/xrp-ledger-set-to-fix-flaw-that-could-let-stablecoin-partners-print-new-tokens
XRPL documentation: https://xrpl.org/resources/known-amendments
Public amendment trackers: https://xrpldashboard.com/amendments | https://xrpscan.com/amendments

Conclusion: fixCleanup3_4_0 remains pending; its activation timing may change.
$XRP — Binance spot chart: https://www.binance.com/en/trade/XRP_USDT
Check the chart for yourself, do your own research, and trade responsibly.
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An XRP Ledger flaw could let stablecoin partners print new tokens? That’s a backing concern I can’t shrug off. ⚠️

CoinDesk reports a fix is on track for Wednesday after validator support briefly dipped, restarting the two-week activation clock.

Important distinction: $XRP itself is unaffected. And a flaw that could allow token creation is NOT evidence it was exploited. 🔎

I’m watching the activation checkpoint—not treating a planned fix as a completed one.

Would this make you check a stablecoin’s issuance controls more closely?

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