$XRP On the ledger, the Batch feature that was missed once is back again: the patched Batch V1.1 is already close to activation. According to XRPL’s mechanism, once the validator node support rate stays above the threshold for two weeks, the amendment will automatically take effect—this time it’s for real. The original vulnerability was quite alarming: a malformed multisig setup could slip through the validation stage, bypassing the requirement for other related accounts’ private keys. In other words, the security of batch transactions was fundamentally broken, so the developers simply tore it down and rewrote it from scratch. This feature is no small matter for XRPL: batch transactions can bundle multiple operations into an atomic execution—either all succeed or none do. The experience for DeFi and multi-step payments will jump to the next level. I tend to approve of this kind of handling: "discover the problem → rewrite it from the ground up → go through voting again." On-chain protocols can be slow, but they can’t go live while sick. Do you think this kind of self-correcting process is something the traditional financial system could learn?