XRP Ledger Token Permission Fix Expected to Go Live on November 4

XRP Ledger's fixCleanup3_4_0 amendment, which addresses a token permission flaw, has reached 94.29% validator support and is expected to activate on November 4, pending final validator voting progress. The bug, documented by XRPL developers, allowed delegated accounts holding token burn permissions to also mint new fungible tokens under certain conditions, a security gap affecting issuers on the ledger. The amendment matters because it closes a privilege escalation vector that could impact token issuers relying on delegated permissions across the XRPL ecosystem. XRPL officials had advised users not to delegate burn permissions until the fix went live. Activation timing depends on sustained validator support as the network vote concludes. Watch for confirmation of activation on November 4 and any post-activation guidance on safely re-enabling delegated token permissions.