Mayukha Vadari
@msvadari
Staff Software Engineer @RippleXDev - Programmability |
@MIT CS |
she/her/hers |
Seattle sports fan (Hawks, Mariners, Storm, Reign) |
all views are my own
533 Following 13.9K Followers
Let me clear up some misinformation about this:
This is part of the Sponsored Fees and Reserves amendment (up for voting). The 1 XRP reserve still exists, it can just be covered by a separate "sponsor account" instead of the new account. These accounts are not free.
Show more
Excited to be speaking at Swell this year!
I’ll be talking about Smart Features: how the XRP Ledger can bring custom logic to its native building blocks, starting with Smart Escrows, and where the pattern could go next.
📅 Wednesday, Oct 28, 2:30pm · XRP Ecosystem track
Show more
Captured a special moment
@ScamDetective5 The code is public as of yesterday, it was only temporarily private while the fix was being rolled out.
Pretty much every major chain (including Bitcoin) has had a nasty bug and had to roll out a temporarily private release once or twice, nothing new.
Show more
Today's vibe-coding project: a drag-and-drop builder for XRPL Batch transactions 🧱
Stack them up, sign, submit, and they land atomically. Every tx type comes straight from the node 🚀
(Obligatory “this isn’t production grade, use at your own risk”)
Show more
In the first hour of Batch being live on XRPL Mainnet: 1,275 Batch txs from 21 accounts, the first 29 seconds after activation. Already in use for atomic NFT swaps, swap + app fee in one tx, and RLUSD-funded fees, plus 1,200+ all-or-nothing arbitrage attempts.
Show more
The Batch V1.1 amendment shipped in xrpld 3.3.0 and is now up for voting.
After the v1.0 signature bug was caught in February (pre-Mainnet, no funds at risk), we rebuilt it: root-cause fix, 4 senior reviewers, a Sherlock attackathon, and audits from Halborn and Common Prefix. We also fixed a few other bugs our new AI red-teaming efforts caught along the way.
What changed and why it's ready:
Atomic transactions on the XRPL, no smart contracts needed. Try it on Devnet today.
Show more
The same technology that just let Claude formalize Fermat's Last Theorem is also being used to formally verify the XRP Ledger. We're working with @CommonPrefix to prove, mathematically, that XRPL's most critical parts do exactly what we expect them to do.
Show more
