This altcoin rally is pretty interesting: XRP, SUI, and NEAR are all gaining momentum at the same time; risk appetite has indeed returned, and the key is whether these breakout levels can hold

XRP fixes a decade-old vulnerability XRP Ledger recently fixed a technical vulnerability dating back to 2015. Researchers found that under specific circumstances, the issue could have caused an abnormal amount of XRP to appear in the ledger. RippleX said there is currently no evidence that the public network was ever actually exploited, and the issue has been fixed in xrpld version 3.4.1. I think there is one point here that is particularly worth noting: The longer a blockchain operates, the less likely it is that its security work will diminish. Many infrastructure systems have been running for more than a decade, and some code written long ago also needs to be constantly reviewed. For on-chain technology to truly mature, it is not just about adding new features. Being able to promptly discover and fix old issues is equally important.