XRP Ledger validators set bug-fix patch for lending code ahead of Friday launch

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Validators on the XRP Ledger are preparing a patch to fix a bug in its lending code, with the update on course to go live on Friday. The patch partially repairs a lending system that has not yet been activated. That lending system still needs 10 more votes to win approval from the network. The article's source is CoinDesk, which reports that the fix is intended to address the problem before the feature can be used.

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