XRP Ledger patches bug that could have allowed creation of new tokens

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The XRP Ledger has deployed a fix for a previously disclosed bug that could have enabled the minting of new tokens. The patch went live on Wednesday, after validators reset the activation timeline in October. According to the report, the existing XRP supply was not affected by the flaw. The source article provides limited further detail beyond this timing and outcome. The rest of the story's specifics are not available in the provided text.

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