The XRP Ledger has officially integrated a new feature enabling users to execute multiple transactions in a single bundled operation. According to RippleX senior software engineer Mayukha Vadari, the Batch Transactions amendment has been merged into the XRP Ledger (XRPL) codebase and will be included in the upcoming Rippled 2.5.0 release.
According to the XLS-56d proposal, Batch Transactions let users manage up to eight transactions as one group. This amendment supports all types of transactions, and atomic transaction capabilities are included. With smart transaction dependency logic now supported in each bundle, developers and users can devise several useful scenarios.
Community validator Vet feels that the update allows users to trade NFTs with each other and for projects on the XRPL to get paid. Besides adding functions, the amendment boosts how efficiently the network operates and handles transaction logic.
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2.5.0 Release Brings Performance Enhancements and Network Upgrades
In addition to Batch Transactions, the 2.5.0 release includes several performance enhancements. A new memory handling system, built around a custom intrusive pointer, has shown memory savings of 10 to 15 percent during tests on mainnet validators. This update is expected to reduce memory and bandwidth usage for node operators significantly.
Two new fail-safe mechanisms are being added to prevent consensus rounds from remaining stuck in the “establish” phase. RippleX has also stated that the squelching network traffic management principle introduced years ago will be adopted with this update.
Although Batch Transactions are at the forefront, other features are being tested and put up for community voting. The new feature of Account Permission Delegation is currently being explored on the devnet. The features Dynamic NFTs, Multipurpose Tokens, Credentials, and Permissioned Domains are under voting and not yet live on the mainnet.
New stablecoins that follow regulations have been introduced on XRPL. EURØP from Schuman Financial was the first MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin on the network. Backed by Braza Group, the USDB is scheduled to launch soon.
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