XRP Ledger Turns On Fix for Delegated Burn Permission That Could Mint New Tokens
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The XRP Ledger has activated the fixCleanup3_4_0 amendment after a second validator voting round, following an initial attempt that failed on Oct. 21 after 12 days of the 14-day window. The fix addresses a delegated burn permission flaw that could have allowed new tokens to be minted. The amendment needed to clear the two-week validator threshold to lock in the change. The correction matters because it closes a supply-integrity gap in XRPL's token mechanics. Watch for validator participation and any follow-up amendments as the network hardens its permission controls.
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