XRP Ledger
3 storiesPayments, issued assets and a native decentralized exchange are core functions of the XRP Ledger, a public ledger that reaches agreement through federated consensus rather than mining or proof of stake. Servers evaluate transaction proposals from validators on their Unique Node Lists, and amendments require broad validator support; validators do not receive block rewards for participating. This tag covers protocol amendments, node software, consensus, trustlines, pathfinding, escrow, AMM functions and operational incidents. XRP trading belongs under the asset tag unless fees or ledger mechanics are directly at issue.
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