[Crypto World] XRP Ledger is about to make a big move—“Smart Escrow” functionality is coming soon.
This isn’t just a routine system patch. They’re adding programmable conditional logic directly into native escrow. Sounds technical? In plain English: future payments can be released automatically based on schedules, funds can unlock automatically when price targets are hit—all of these operations can be automated by code. The key point: transaction speed remains unaffected, the network stays as fast as ever.
But the timing is a bit tricky. XRP is currently hovering around $2.04, down 7.5% over the past seven days. What’s more concerning is Ripple’s escrow wallet—holding close to half of the total XRP supply (around 45%)—which has once again drawn attention. If regulatory proposals like the “Clarity Act” actually go into effect, figuring out what to do with this massive sum could become a new headache.
Technology keeps advancing, but the shadow of regulation always follows.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 6h ago
Smart custody sounds good, but isn't releasing it at this time a bit like being a Monday morning quarterback? The regulatory sword is still hanging over our heads.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 6h ago
Smart custody sounds good, but with that 45% volume hanging there, once regulation comes in, it's all over.
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blocksnark
· 7h ago
Smart custody sounds impressive, but with 45% of the supply being targeted, it feels like no matter how advanced the technology is, it’s all for nothing.
XRP launches smart custody feature, but 45% of supply is under regulatory scrutiny
[Crypto World] XRP Ledger is about to make a big move—“Smart Escrow” functionality is coming soon.
This isn’t just a routine system patch. They’re adding programmable conditional logic directly into native escrow. Sounds technical? In plain English: future payments can be released automatically based on schedules, funds can unlock automatically when price targets are hit—all of these operations can be automated by code. The key point: transaction speed remains unaffected, the network stays as fast as ever.
But the timing is a bit tricky. XRP is currently hovering around $2.04, down 7.5% over the past seven days. What’s more concerning is Ripple’s escrow wallet—holding close to half of the total XRP supply (around 45%)—which has once again drawn attention. If regulatory proposals like the “Clarity Act” actually go into effect, figuring out what to do with this massive sum could become a new headache.
Technology keeps advancing, but the shadow of regulation always follows.