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XRPL Lending Amendment Reaches 71.4% Validator Support Ahead of Activation Target
The proposed XLS-66d amendment on the XRP Ledger has gained over 71% validator backing as it works toward the 80% consensus requirement.
Support for the XRP Ledger's XLS-66d lending amendment has climbed to 71.4%, moving closer to the threshold necessary to activate the protocol update. If approved, the proposal would integrate native uncollateralized lending primitives directly into the payment-centric blockchain.
To pass into law, the amendment must secure at least 80% validator approval and sustain that level continuously for 14 days. Because validator stances can shift during the voting process, reaching 71.4% marks visible momentum but does not ensure eventual implementation.
Unlike standard decentralized finance lending mechanisms that depend on overcollateralization, uncollateralized structures rely on specific risk controls such as credit checks, identity, or underwriting. The article notes that managing these risks and maintaining stable consensus among validators remain key considerations prior to any formal rollout.
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