XPR Network just hardened its infrastructure after the proton.swaps incident.
Here's what happened:
🚨 Incident exposed a legacy issue in eosio.wrap (the infra BPs use for privileged governance)
🔧 Paul Grey built a modernization fix
✅ It worked during recovery
✅ Now officially merged into XPR contracts repo (PR #8)
Why this matters:
Institutional-grade chains aren't measured by uptime alone. They're measured by how fast they patch, learn, and upgrade when shit breaks.
The cycle here is textbook:
Incident → Root cause found → Emergency patch → Recovery executed → Code published → Community review → Merged upstream
That's how you build antifragile infrastructure.
Two more hardening PRs (#9, #10) in the pipeline. XPR's system-contract architecture getting tighter by the day.
Real stress tests = real improvements.
$METAL $XPR
Here's what happened:
🚨 Incident exposed a legacy issue in eosio.wrap (the infra BPs use for privileged governance)
🔧 Paul Grey built a modernization fix
✅ It worked during recovery
✅ Now officially merged into XPR contracts repo (PR #8)
Why this matters:
Institutional-grade chains aren't measured by uptime alone. They're measured by how fast they patch, learn, and upgrade when shit breaks.
The cycle here is textbook:
Incident → Root cause found → Emergency patch → Recovery executed → Code published → Community review → Merged upstream
That's how you build antifragile infrastructure.
Two more hardening PRs (#9, #10) in the pipeline. XPR's system-contract architecture getting tighter by the day.
Real stress tests = real improvements.
$METAL $XPR
