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XRPL Automated Market Maker Amendment Reaches 80% Validator Consensus
The milestone initiates the holding period required before native automated market making goes live on the ledger.
An amendment to introduce native Automated Market Maker functionality on the XRP Ledger has attained an 80% consensus threshold among validators. Reaching this supermajority initiates the network's mandatory holding period, which must elapse with sustained validator support before the feature is formally activated.
The amendment aims to integrate decentralized liquidity pools into the XRP Ledger alongside its existing order-book model. While the ledger has historically focused on payment settlement and exchange liquidity, a native AMM is designed to enable on-chain trading, liquidity provisioning, and arbitrage without relying on external smart contract infrastructure.
The report notes that the consensus vote does not immediately enable the feature, as XRPL governance rules require the 80% validator threshold to remain intact throughout the activation window. This holding period allows node operators and validators time to prepare before protocol-level changes take effect.
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