Ripple CTO Reveals Long-Term XRP Ledger Vision Following Network Improvements

David Schwartz , the Chief Technology Officer at leading cross-border payments processing giant Ripple , has outlined his outlook for the future of ￰1￱ Ripple official shared his outlined vision for XRPL, particularly his solution to some existing network issues needing ￰2￱ an X post, Schwartz revealed the state of things with the XRP Ledger hub under his management and further highlighted a graph depicting the number of peer connections to the hub received from August 21st to August ￰3￱ Ripple CTO explained that the upgrade has resulted in improved bandwidth measurements, and as demonstrated by the images he provided, the hub has shown solid operation over the week.

“After a week of solid operation my hub had a rough ￰4￱ it was for a very good reason — the switch it’s connected to received a massive upgrade and my bandwidth measurements are much better now.” He wrote . ￰0￱ David Schwartz shares long-term network plans for XRPL The CTO proceeded to share his long-term plans for XRPL, stating that he first intends to run production on the XRPL ￰5￱ noted that a software flaw caused server link disconnection as a key network issue plaguing the XRPL software, which could be rectified with data secured from the production ￰6￱ went on to disclose validators’ struggle with network connectivity, which he maintains could be ￰7￱ breaks down the current situation and presents a solution, as his post reads; “Third, I’ve noticed some issues around validators with network connectivity that is not as good as it could be.

I think having one *really* good hub that can link several hundred nodes together, including most of the “important” nodes could make an actual difference in overall network reliability and stability.”