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Key differences in architectureXRPL Hooks operate directly at the ledger level with lightweight, event-driven logic, while Ethereum smart contracts run on a global virtual machine, enabling Turing-complete execution but with…
Key differences in architectureXRPL Hooks operate at the ledger layer with lightweight logic, unlike Ethereum's Turing-complete smart contracts that run on a global virtual machine, creating fundamentally different architectural paradigms.Execution…
Background on XRPL and its evolutionOriginally conceived as a faster, energy-efficient alternative to Bitcoin, the XRP Ledger (XRPL) has evolved into a robust decentralized platform supporting tokenization, payments, and now…
Hooks architecture and core functionalityHooks are lightweight, on-ledger scripts embedded in XRPL accounts, enabling custom logic execution during transactions—empowering decentralized automation without compromising speed, scalability, or low-cost performance.Enhancing smart contract…
Types of companiesFrom tech startups to multinational conglomerates, companies come in all shapes—sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, and cooperatives—each tailored to fit unique goals, ownership models, and operational structures.Legal structure and…
Understanding XRPL HooksXRPL Hooks are lightweight, event-driven scripts that run directly on the XRP Ledger, enabling custom logic and automation without relying on external smart contract platforms.How hooks enhance smart…
Schwartz’s perspective on smart contract evolutionDavid Schwartz envisions smart contracts evolving beyond basic automation—becoming scalable, efficient tools that empower decentralized finance and real-world applications directly on the XRP Ledger.Advantages of…
Growing interest from traditional financeTraditional financial giants are increasingly exploring DeFi, drawn by its potential to revolutionize lending, trading, and asset management with greater transparency, efficiency, and reduced reliance on…
Current challenges in cross-chain interoperabilityFragmented protocols, inconsistent standards, and security risks plague cross-chain interoperability, creating barriers that hinder seamless asset transfers and limit the full potential of decentralized finance innovation.David…
Network architecture and consensus mechanismsXRP uses a unique consensus protocol enabling faster, energy-efficient transactions, while Ethereum relies on proof-of-stake for decentralization and security, offering broader validator participation but higher resource…