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RippleX Detects Technical Issue Affecting XRP Ledger's AMM

Mar 25, 2024 at 02:06 pm

RippleX, Ripple's development division, has identified a technical issue affecting the Automated Market Maker (AMM) pool on the XRP Ledger. The discrepancy disrupted transactions and liquidity pools due to an issue with how the DEX payment engine routes liquidity. Ripple CTO David Schwartz clarified that the single-sided deposit feature was not the cause of the problem, emphasizing the need for users to consider price impacts before submitting transactions. RippleX has advised users to pause deposits and redeem LP tokens while the engineering team works to resolve the issue.

RippleX Detects Technical Issue Affecting XRP Ledger's AMM

RippleX Detects Technical Issue Impacting XRP Ledger's Automated Market Maker

RippleX, the development division of Ripple, has disclosed a technical glitch affecting the Automated Market Maker (AMM) pool on the XRP Ledger. Ripple's Chief Technology Officer, David Schwartz, clarified that the issue is not related to the single-sided deposit feature.

Schwartz's response follows RippleX's announcement of a "discrepancy" that disrupted transactions and liquidity pools on the XRP Ledger. RippleX attributed the issue to "how the DEX payment engine routes liquidity through AMM pools and order books in some complex payment path scenarios."

On March 22, Ripple announced the successful integration of AMM on the XRPL. Schwartz acknowledged the team's efforts in bringing "AMM live on XRPL" after two years of development.

AMM pools are liquidity pools used in decentralized exchanges (DEXs), facilitating trading without traditional order books. Schwartz elaborated on the single-sided deposit feature of AMM in his post:

"Single-sided deposits allow for a more streamlined user experience, but can lead to price impacts when pools have less liquidity. It's best for users to review the price impact in their tooling before submitting a transaction, and front-end apps should display this information to users."

RippleX has advised users to cease depositing new funds into AMM pools and redeem existing LP tokens. The platform emphasized that its engineering team is collaborating with community participants to resolve the issue promptly.

Ripple's commitment to addressing technical issues underscores its focus on maintaining the stability and reliability of its blockchain infrastructure. The XRP Ledger has gained recognition for its efficiency and scalability, and RippleX's proactive approach to resolving glitches further enhances the platform's credibility.

As the blockchain industry continues to evolve, Ripple's dedication to innovation and technical excellence positions the company as a key player in shaping the future of digital finance.

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