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FUD - "Ripple controls XRP Ledger validators with the UNL". FALSE! Ripple has no control over XRPL. Theres no THE unl, every node has one and anyone can change it up on their node. Here's how i change independently and permissionless my UNL on my node and fetch ledgers:

69,665 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Vet1 年前

More pieces to follow clearing in short posts common and recent XRP FUD 🤗

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Milk Road2 年前

Wall Street ain't ready for this... Coinbase launched Base ~1 year ago This Layer 2 blockchain has raked in ~$1.2M every week on average Now Wall Street is FOMOing into crypto. Front run them by reading Milk Road. 5 minutes. Every day. For free.

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Mr. Intuitive 🏴‍☠️1 年前

Tell that to @MoneyGcc

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Denis Angell 🎩1 年前

That’s not even your UNL validator. So you did this on a fresh node for fear of doing it to your own validator? 😂

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Vet1 年前

Look closer, it's not even a validator! Another misconception that only validators have a UNL or that it only matters to validators. Its more abstract. Theres also no "UNL" validator. Which UNL?

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Christ is Lord1 年前

Get em Vet !!

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Senkõ1 年前

$BTC MAXI are afraid this will happen again

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Smoky Drip1 年前

Maybe they mean the dUNL?

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Vet1 年前

Even the dUNL in rippled is not fixed. You can change it. Its a list shipped out of the box to immediately hit the ground running. The message is that you can change it how u like it. There is no Admin password you need to enter and call a person to let you do. Be your own bank

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BrittoMemes1 年前

That little cookie we talked about is building his own as we speak 👀

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Vet1 年前

Awesome! Please post it once you have it, else people won't find it most likely.

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How does voting on amendments work? Note: Video attached, links to the video and sources on all platforms in the second tweet. I would appreciate you subscribing to me on YouTube and TikTok as well. In the decentralised world of the XRP Ledger, there isn’t a single entity or authority dictating the rules or making unilateral decisions. Instead, the ledger relies on a process involving a select group, known as the Unique Node List (UNL) validators, to navigate its course, particularly when making changes or updates, known as "amendments". Amendments for the XRPL are proposed alterations to functionality and can encompass various aspects, such as introducing new features, enhancing existing functionalities, or rectifying issues. While the network is open to everyone, the 35 UNL validators hold the voting power to decide whether these proposed amendments get a green light. The network independently tallies these votes and determines if an amendment has garnered enough "yes" votes to be instituted as a new rule. If an amendment secures a "yes" from enough nodes for a continuous two-week period, it becomes activated, making the introduced change or feature available. The threshold is 80% of all eligible nodes. An intriguing aspect of this process lies in the evolution of rippled itself. In earlier software versions, servers would automatically vote "yes" to any amendments they understood unless configured otherwise by their operators. However, in more recent versions, such as 1.9.2 and newer, the default to voting was changed to "no" for new features, except for changes to fix bugs. Regardless of whether the default vote is "yes" or "no", it’s imperative for the operators, those who manage the servers, to assess the impact of amendments diligently. They ought to decide their vote based on their best judgement and the criteria they deem significant. This information is pivotal in sharing insights on amendments and elucidating how validators should cast their votes. When a rule has been in place for two years, it can be "retired". This means it becomes a standard part of how things work and isn’t considered an amendment anymore. It's like the rule becomes so normal that it's just a regular part of the game. If you are curious to see how validators vote and the progress of certain amendments is, you can check the visualisation on xrpscan. Please remember that UNL nodes can be added or dropped at any time, which means the number of nodes can change. The threshold in percent remains the same. In simpler terms, the XRPL employs a democratic approach to implement changes, albeit with voting power concentrated in the hands of the 35 UNL validators. Amendments, or proposed changes, need a substantial amount of "yes" votes, from 80% of all eligible nodes, to become a permanent part of the ledger’s operation. It’s crucial for server operators to thoughtfully consider how they vote on amendments, ensuring the network remains secure and operates effectively for all participants. The unwavering commitment of UNL node operators is sole to the XRPL, irrespective of the preferences or wishes of any particular party. All participants tirelessly endeavour to ensure the ledger remains secure and operational at all times. NOTE: As voting is a hot topic, I quoted the AMM Tweet, allowing you to see the process in action.

Daniel "CEO of the XRPL" Keller

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