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XRP Ledger’s Batch Amendment Nears Activation with NFT Trading Boost

XRP Ledger's Batch Amendment (XLS-56) Enables Atomic Multi-Transaction Execution and Peer-to-Peer NFT Swaps

  • The proposed XRP Ledger amendment called Batch (XLS-56) allows multiple transactions to be combined and executed as one.
  • This amendment supports atomic execution, meaning either all grouped transactions succeed or none do.
  • Batch includes four execution modes: ALLORNOTHING, ONLYONE, UNTILFAILURE, and INDEPENDENT for flexible transaction handling.
  • A new use case enabled is direct peer-to-peer NFT swaps, letting users trade multiple NFTs in a single secure transaction.
  • The Batch amendment has reached 68.57% consensus among validators, with 80% needed to activate.

XRP Ledger is preparing to introduce the Batch amendment (XLS-56), which enables bundling several transactions into a single atomic operation. This change allows all grouped transactions to be completed together or not at all, ensuring security and integrity. The amendment is being tested on the developer network with transactions such as minting and NFT payments.

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The voting among validators currently stands at 68.57% in agreement, short of the 80% threshold required to activate Batch. This upgrade aims to facilitate more complex transaction scenarios on the ledger, such as multi-step NFT trades or swaps.

A pseudonymous validator known as Vet tested the new functionality, demonstrating that this amendment could support a fully peer-to-peer NFT trading platform. Vet explained that users can trade bundles of NFTs, for example, exchanging five NFTs for two. The entire trade processes within one transaction to ensure atomicity, preventing partial completion or loss.

Vet also proposed designing a game-like interface akin to the classic RuneScape to make NFT trades more intuitive and engaging for participants. The Batch amendment supports four modes to group transactions: ALLORNOTHING (all execute or none), ONLYONE (execute just one), UNTILFAILURE (execute until one fails), and INDEPENDENT (execute all regardless of others).

Atomicity, a principle borrowed from computer science, treats multiple operations as a single unit that must fully complete to protect data consistency. This feature could be especially valuable for emerging NFT marketplaces and complicated trading mechanisms. More details on the amendment can be found on the XRP Ledger Batch amendment page.

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