Cyber Capital founder Justin Bons accuses XRP's decentralization claims of being "an outright fraud."
Justin Bons, founder of Cyber Capital, has accused XRP Ledger's decentralization claims of being "an outright fraud," citing its mandatory adoption of closed-source code by validators. Bons stated that XRP Ledger's emergency software update version 3.4.1, released on September 25, is expected to be enforced today (October 9), at which point un-updated servers will be unable to synchronize with the network. He believes that the use of such closed-source code and the existence of a recommended validator list grant excessive power to the issuer, raising unnecessary security concerns.
No AI analysis yet. Tap the "AI Analysis" button above to generate one now.
Disclaimer: This content reflects the author's personal views only and does not constitute investment advice.
24H Trending
-
1
China's A-share optical chip sector collectively plummeted on October 8, with the optical chip index falling over 5%.
-
2
Several large funds are contrarian buying Italian government bonds and European corporate bonds, betting that the market is overpricing concerns about systemic risks in the Eurozone.
-
3
Crypto investment firm Deus X Capital to shut down as backers split strategies; CEO to lead AI venture
-
4
Ethereum's Potential Bearish Factors: Challenges and Risks Coexist
-
5
How Does Bitcoin Store Transaction Data? Core Mechanism Analysis
-
6
The Wall Street Journal reveals US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's 20-month tenure: hot-tempered, nepotistic, economic goals unmet but deeply trusted by Donald Trump.
-
7
Standard Chartered plans to expand crypto custody services in Singapore for institutions
-
8
Trump says he is no longer keen on a deal with Iran, following reports that the US is preparing for "massive bombing."
-
9
Ethereum Foundation Researcher Warns AI Could Break Crypto Wallet Security in Months
-
10
South Korea's defense industry faces recalibration in Europe as battlefield demands shift
Markets Today
Recommended Reading




