Ripple CTO Unveils Safer Practices As XRP Ledger AMM Goes Live
Highlights
- Ripple's CTO unveils safety guidelines for XRP Ledger's new AMM feature.
- AMM launch signals Ripple's entry into the DeFi space, boosting investor interest.
- Despite XRP's price dip, AMM feature debut marks a milestone in Ripple's DeFi journey.
Ripple’s native cryptocurrency, XRP, remains a point of interest for investors, despite the recent volatility in its trading performance and ongoing legal battles. Notably, the latest buzz in the crypto market surrounds the unveiling of the Automated Market Maker (AMM) feature on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), a development eagerly anticipated by the XRP community and the broader crypto audience.
Meanwhile, amid the hovering optimism, the Ripple’s CTO has caught the eyes of the crypto market enthusiasts, as he unveiled safety guidelines on using the AMM feature.
Ripple CTO Unveils Safety Guidelines For Utilizing XRP Ledger’s AMM
Amid the excitement surrounding the launch of the AMM feature on the XRP Ledger, Ripple’s Chief Technical Officer (CTO), David Schwartz, has issued crucial safety measures for users engaging with Automated Market Makers. In a recent post on the X platform, Schwartz emphasized the importance of caution, particularly regarding single-sided deposits into AMM pools.
Notably, he warned that insufficient liquidity relative to the deposit size could result in losses during the deposit process, commonly referred to as “slippage.” In addition, Schwartz advised users to consider alternative deposit methods if significant slippage is observed and recommended depositing equal values of both assets traded by the AMM for the safest approach.
However, he noted that small single-sided deposits into adequately liquid AMMs should generally be acceptable. As the AMM pools mature and attract more arbitrageurs, the associated risks are expected to diminish, with improved liquidity leading to reduced slippage. Notably, the post has been lauded by the XRP enthusiasts, as noted by the significant engagement on the post.
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Embracing DeFi With AMM Launch
The announcement of the AMM feature going live on the XRP Ledger has sparked significant enthusiasm among investors and crypto enthusiasts. After being teased over a year ago, the AMM feature is finally seeing the light of day following extensive developmental efforts by Ripple Labs’ developers.
With the XRP Ledger aiming to carve out its niche in the expanding world of Decentralized Finance (DeFi), the introduction of the AMM feature presents a compelling opportunity for the network to compete in the realm of smart contract platforms.
Meanwhile, this feature on the XRP Ledger simplifies token swapping, facilitating the emergence of decentralized exchanges, an area currently dominated by platforms like Uniswap on Ethereum.
However, despite the positive update, the XRP price was down 2.50% to $0.6145 during writing, with its trading volume slipping 36.54% to $1.76 billion over the last 24 hours. Although the crypto has lost nearly 4% in the last seven days, it noted a monthly gain of about 14%.

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