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XRP Ledger developers tighten rules on who can hold restricted tokens

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Developers working on the XRP Ledger have proposed a set of fixes that would narrow which accounts are permitted to hold restricted, or permissioned, tokens on the network. The changes are aimed at tightening control over that category of asset. The XRP Ledger Foundation has stated that no users were affected by the issue that prompted the fixes. The report is based on information from CoinDesk and offers few further details about the specific technical changes.

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