XRP Ledger Risks Service Disruptions As v3.2.0 Upgrade Nears 1-Week Deadline

Kritika Mehta
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XRP Ledger Risks Service Disruptions As v3.2.0 Upgrade Nears 1-Week Deadline
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The XRP Ledger is about to reach its final week leading up to the implementation of version 3.2.0. Once the upgrade window is closed, nodes that are not updated to the new software may experience services interruptions, said XRPL validator Vet.

XRP Ledger Node Operators Face 1-Week Deadline

Vet wrote in a post on X, “Happy Hump Day to everyone, especially those who have upgraded their XRP Ledger nodes to 3.2.0!” He added, “In less than 1 Week all nodes running XRPL versions below 3.2.0 will experience service interruptions. Please update your nodes, remind exchanges and projects to update as well!”

According to the XRP Ledger Explorer, current network statistics show the migration is still ongoing. Of the 843 nodes tracked, 489 (57.87%) are currently running version 3.2.0. Another 319 nodes, or 37.75%, remain on version 3.1.3. Smaller groups continue using versions 3.1.2, 3.1.1, 3.1.0, and 3.0.0.

Meanwhile, XRPL validator adoption for the latest version has surged to over 66%. According to the latest upgrade data, 66.44% of validators (99) have upgraded to v3.2.0. On the other hand, 27.52% of validators (41) are still running v3.1.3.

The release includes infrastructure improvements, bug fixes, and developer enhancements. It introduces the largest protocol modification via XLS-0095, which officially changes the name of the XRP Ledger’s server software from rippled to xrpld. The transition started on June 15 and will involve configuration path changes, deployment scripts, metadata references, and database directories from the operators.

The FixCleanup3_2_0 Amendment Remains In Activation Phase

The fixCleanup3_2_0 amendment has also met the necessary validator voting requirement. It now has 85.71% support, with 30 of the 35 trusted validators voting in favor, and five in opposition. The XRP Ledger amendment is now in the two-week activation countdown. It will be activated on July 29, 2026, at 09:57 UTC, assuming that the validator’s support stays above 80% during the countdown.

Moreover, the amendment addresses accuracy and rounding problems with Single Asset Vaults and the Lending Protocol. It also fixes bugs on the Permissioned DEX and Permissioned Domains, as well as improving the features already present on the network, without new features being added in.

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Kritika boasts over 4 years of experience in the financial news sector. Currently working as a crypto journalist at Coingape, she has consistently shown a knack for blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. Kritika combines insightful analysis with a deep understanding of market trends. With a keen interest in technical analysis, she brings a nuanced perspective to her reporting, exploring the intersection of finance, technology, and emerging trends in the crypto space.