XRP Ledger Unveils AMMClawback Amendment: A Game Changer for RLSUD Stablecoin
1min read The XRP Ledger has recently unveiled the AMMClawback amendment, marking a significant milestone for the platform and its stablecoin, RLSUD. The upgrade, which was approved by 91.43% of validators, introduces new policies governing Automated Market Maker (AMM) pools, allowing for the creation of AMM pools for stablecoin RLSUD.
The AMMClawback amendment is a crucial development for the XRP Ledger ecosystem, as it enhances liquidity for the remittance token and enriches trading opportunities within the XRPL DEX. The upgrade enables token issuers to reclaim assets from liquidity pools under specific rules, adding a layer of security and compliance to the platform. This is particularly important in today's regulatory landscape, where compliance is a top priority for decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms.
Prior to the AMMClawback amendment, Ripple's stablecoin was hindered from participating in AMM pools due to the clawback functionality. The clawback feature, which allows token issuers to recover tokens in scenarios involving criminal activities, regulatory obstacles, or dealings with sanctioned players, went live earlier in 2024. The new amendment modifies the clawback functionality, enabling stablecoin RLSUD to participate in AMM pools while maintaining the necessary security and compliance measures.
The XRP Ledger first introduced the AMM feature in March 2024, allowing liquidity providers to earn rewards on selected pools. The AMMClawback amendment builds upon this feature, further enhancing the platform's DeFi capabilities. With the new amendment in place, the XRP Ledger is poised to attract more users and boost DeFi activity on the platform, as trading becomes faster and more efficient.
