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After a tumultuous journey following its July legal triumph over the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), XRP (XRP) has experienced a steep decline, retracing all of its previous gains.  However, on Thursday, September 14, the digital asset displayed a glimmer of hope as it embarked on a modest recovery, bolstered by positive sentiment stemming from recent advancements within Ripple’s XRPLedger (XRPL). Notably, Ripple released a new version of the XRPLedger on Wednesday, September 13, urging all server operators to upgrade to the latest version to be able to vote for amendments. XRP Ledger (rippled server) version 1.12.0 has been released. If you operate an #XRPL server, upgrade to version 1.12.0 to ensure service continuity and the ability to vote for new amendments such as XLS-30.https://t.co/1J7QYXuPUT — RippleX (@RippleXDev) September 13, 2023 What did the new version bring? The 1.12.0 version of XRPL brought a string of new Features and bug fixes. Most ...

The network previously allowed users to post on-chain messages but only in an unencrypted, completely public way. The Open Network (TON) has released an on-chain encrypted messaging feature, according to a July 3 announcement from the network’s developer, TON Foundation. The new feature allows for private messages to be sent between TON users.  TON Foundation Introduces Encrypted Transaction Messageshttps://t.co/HXKtk0gxKC pic.twitter.com/0z1z4E5ku1 — TON (@ton_blockchain) July 3, 2023 TON is a blockchain network forked from code created by the Telegram instant messaging app team. Telegram abandoned the project in July 2020, before a mainnet was ever launched. However, it open-sourced TON’s code before leaving, allowing others to continue building upon the work it had done. The current network, called “TON,” was built by the TON Foundation. The foundation claims that the network provides greater scalability and transaction throughput than other options in the Web3 ecosystem while...