XRPL experienced a glitch within the last 24 hours. David Schwartz said the recent glitch is not a serious issue. The XRPL network is open to users who want to fix the identified issue. The XRP Ledger (XRPL) experienced a glitch within the last 24 hours, and Ripple CTO David Schwartz believes it is not a serious issue. Schwartz reassured users that the ledger’s performance over the past 24 hours was “solid,” noting that the glitch might be linked to the monitoring system. The past 24 hours of the hub's performance looks solid. There's a tiny glitch at 12:58 that might be the monitoring system. Currently it's handling 11,000 requests per second from 173 peers with about 0.006 seconds from the average request coming in to the reply going out. pic.twitter.com/7T8W8LRgoR — David 'JoelKatz' Schwartz (@JoelKatz) August 16, 2025 The XRPL glitch is a minor issue In his latest post on X, Schwartz stated that the XRPL is currently handling 11,000 requests per second from 173 peers. According to Schwartz, approximately 0.006 seconds of the average request goes into the reply going out. Although Schwartz wasn’t certain about the incident, he noted that… The post Ripple CTO Calls for Support in Fixing “Minor” Glitch on the XRPL appeared first on Coin Edition .
