Ripple upgraded its servers to version 1.9.1.

[Ripple upgrades its server to version 1.9.1] Jinse Finance reported that Ripple released the XRP market report for the second quarter of 2022. According to the report, Ripple upgraded its server to version 1.9.1, which is the reference for the XRP Ledger (XRPL) protocol implementation, and configured its four validators to vote for the activation of the XLS-20 amendment on the XRPL mainnet. the

Based on the company's previous comments on performance and scalability, Ripple conducted extensive testing to ensure that the proposed NFT code was stable, scalable and highly performance. Therefore, Ripple believes that XRPL can support additional transaction loads at scale.

Ripple proposes XLS-20 to introduce native NFT support to XRPL and provide developers with access to NFT minting, trading and burning functionality. XLS-20 will also bring advanced features such as automatic royalties, co-ownership of assets, etc. without the need for smart contracts. While Ripple supports XLS-20, the outcome of enabling XLS-20 depends on the collective XRPL validators.

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