The XRP Ledger (XRPL) has rolled out version 2.5.0, introducing key upgrades to enhance performance, compliance, and enterprise functionality. This update aims to position XRPL as a competitive alternative to Ethereum and Solana. Meanwhile, institutional interest in XRP is surging, evidenced by strong trading volumes in CME Group’s XRP futures.
- XRPL 2.5.0 introduces batch transactions, token escrow, and permissioned DEX to improve scalability and compliance.
- CME Group’s XRP futures saw $542 million in trading volume in their first month, with 45% from international markets.
- The upgrade supports MiCA compliance, stablecoin operations, and controlled DeFi access, targeting institutional adoption.
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