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XRP Ripple supports the fixCleanup3_3_0 amendment, pushing XRP ledgers to upgrade to version 3.3.0
Ripple has voted in favor of the fixCleanup3_3_0 amendment, a move that moves XRP ledgers towards their 3.3.0 upgrade. The amendment consolidates multiple bug fixes and protocol cleanup efforts into a single software package, targeting single asset vaults, lending agreements and other core ledger components.
fixCleanup3_3_0 amendment received early support
Ripple voted during the early voting phase, a move that demonstrates the company's strong support. According to the latest voting data, 8 of the 35 UNL validators currently support the proposal. The amendment still requires broader validator support to be activated.
Mainnet activation requires a threshold of 80%, which is 28 votes out of 35 validator votes. Verifiers must also maintain this support rating for two consecutive weeks before the amendment takes effect on the real-time network.
The fixCleanup3_3_0 package covers fixes for automated market makers and licensed decentralized exchanges, as well as handling checks and fake account issues in the ledger. Node operators must upgrade to XRP ledger version 3.3.0, otherwise once the upgrade is activated, they will face the risk of being blocked by the amendment.
XRP ledger 3.3.0 upgrades continue to advance
In addition to fixCleanup3_3_0, five other amendments are on the ballot, including Confidential Transfer, BatchV1_1 and DynamicMPT. PermissionDelegationV1_1 and Sponsor make up the rest of the current proposal list.
The developers also outlined a number of non-functional improvements related to this upgrade. These changes include a 10% to 15% reduction in memory usage and significant improvements in online deletion and node synchronization performance.
This upgrade also further expands the testing coverage of the network code base. These improvements are designed to improve stability and optimize overall performance. Ripple positions this release as the foundation for institutional-level and tokenization use cases.
XRP prices respond amid mixed derivatives signals
XRP has risen nearly 3% in the past 24 hours, and whale wallet activity has increased. As online activity picked up, the token traded at $1.02. In the same 24 hours, trading volume rebounded by 16%.
However, CoinGlass's derivative data presents a different picture. Despite the decline in CPI inflation, selling activity in the futures market increased. Total open interest volume in XRP futures fell by more than 0.65% in one hour.
The decline came after open interest volume recently rebounded to more than US$2.7 billion. CME futures open interest volume still maintained a 1.31% increase in 24 hours. However, open interest volumes on Binance, OKX, Bybit and other major exchanges all declined.
This mixed derivative picture contrasts with the overall upgrading momentum of the network. Ripple's support for fixCleanup3_3_0 adds weight to the launch of version 3.3.0. The verifier now has the next step in fully activating the amendment.
Traders following this shift can compare the capabilities of major crypto derivatives platforms. Funding rates and liquidity depths vary widely between exchanges. As upgrades advance, such comparisons help traders grasp their own position.
