XRP Ledger Bug Allowed Infinite Token Creation for a Decade, Threatening 100B Supply Cap
A critical security bug in the XRP Ledger, uncovered with AI assistance, allowed unauthorized token creation out of thin air for over ten years, threatening the network's hard cap of 100 billion XRP.
The flaw remained hidden for a decade, and if exploited could have shattered Ripple's fixed supply, triggering runaway inflation and eroding trust. The incident highlights the importance of ongoing audits for blockchain platforms, regardless of their perceived maturity.
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