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Understanding the need for Ripple NamesCryptographic wallet addresses are complex and error-prone—Ripple Names replace them with simple, human-readable identifiers, making transactions faster, safer, and easier for everyone to use.How Ripple…
Overview of rippled APIsThe rippled APIs power direct interaction with the XRP Ledger, enabling seamless access to ledger data, transaction submission, and real-time network insights for building dynamic blockchain applications.New…
Design principles of XRPLXRPL design thrives on clarity, speed, and trust—blending seamless functionality with intuitive visuals to empower developers and users across decentralized ecosystems with unmatched efficiency and transparency.User interface…
Early ventures and the creation of Mt. GoxBefore revolutionizing crypto, Jed McCaleb turned a Magic: The Gathering card exchange into Mt. Gox—once the world’s largest Bitcoin exchange—marking his bold entry…
Understanding XRPL HooksXRPL Hooks let developers embed smart contract-like logic directly into the XRP Ledger, enabling automated, trustless transaction rules without requiring external smart contract platforms or centralized intermediaries.Setting up…
Smart contract architecture and designXRPL Hooks offer lightweight, event-driven logic directly on ledger accounts, while Cardano’s Plutus enables full Turing-complete smart contracts using Haskell for complex, on-chain computation and secure…
The pitfalls of complexity in smart contractsComplex smart contracts often hide subtle bugs, increase audit challenges, and invite costly exploits—complexity becomes a silent vulnerability that undermines trust and threatens the…
Overview of NFTs and the XRPL ecosystemNFTs on the XRPL thrive in a low-fee, high-speed environment, leveraging XRP Ledger’s built-in token functionality to enable seamless creation, transfer, and management of…
Benefits of smart contracts for payment processesSmart contracts on XRPL slash transaction costs, eliminate manual errors, and enable instant settlements—streamlining payment processes with unparalleled speed, transparency, and efficiency for businesses…
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…