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The XRP Investor Thread
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If you read all the replies and conversation on those XUMM threads at their twitter account, it explains a lot.
In my limited understanding it isn't any problem with the ledger itself.
They said it was because all these developers pushing new tokens were using the two public nodes that are available to developers to access the XRP Ledger, when the terms for using those public nodes specify that they are not for production use.
The people pushing airdrops of new tokens should have set up their own nodes, is the message I was getting from what the XUMM twitter account was saying.
Quoting: Vision Thing This is 100% correct and you could tell people weren't establishing their own nodes. Some even have plans in the future but not yet. On top of that if XUMM updates their software to include the option to pay higher transactions fees, that would make the whole process much smoother. I almost wonder if this was another one of the stress tests the institutions wanted to see happen before they go full implementation. Once they do, they won't put up with redundant loops from the ledger or any of the other problems occuring because of how much it will cost them.
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