XRP Ledger is preparing to release version 3.3.0, which brings five new features and has passed a community security test. The test uncovered 96 vulnerabilities and paid out $309,000 in RLUSD rewards, covering core areas such as transaction execution and token privacy. XRPL 3.2.1, which addressed network issues, was released on August 1, and the community is now anticipating 3.3.0 to activate those improvements, as reported by U.Today.
XRP Ledger is gearing up for its 3.3.0 release, which introduces five new features and has cleared the community security testing round. According to U.Today, the audit surfaced 96 vulnerabilities and paid out $309,000 in RLUSD rewards.
The testing covered core areas including transaction execution and token privacy. The network previously shipped XRPL 3.2.1 on August 1 to fix network issues, and the community is now waiting for 3.3.0 to activate those improvements.
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