The XRP Ledger will roll out the fixCleanup3_1_3 upgrade on Wednesday to address expired NFT offers and other bugs.
The upgrade requires validators and node operators to update their software or risk disconnection from the network. Regular users holding XRP do not need to take action.
Initial reactions on X focus on the technical benefits of the fixCleanup3_1_3 upgrade for cleaning expired NFT offers, fixing bugs in vaults, domains, and loans. Users describe it as essential maintenance that improves ledger efficiency and reliability for adoption, though not flashy. Node operators must update or risk disconnection; regular holders unaffected. Sentiments are neutral to positive on infrastructure improvements, with high-engagement posts from CoinDesk and detailed explanations from crypto accounts.
🔄 XRP Ledger to delete NFT junk and patch key bugs in a new upgrade
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XRP Ledger is slated to implement a major maintenance and bug-fixing upgrade Wednesday.
❗️If you run a node, a computer that helps verify transactions on the network, you need update to the latest version by… pic.twitter.com/fleh8KK1Kv
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— 365 (@RWA365) May 26, 2026
1. XRPL upgrade incoming
The $XRP Ledger is rolling out the fixCleanup3_1_3 amendment on Wednesday. It is designed to clean upexpired NFT “junk” and patch key bugs. Regular XRP holders do not need to do anything, but node operators need to update.
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Auto-deleting expired NFT offers is the kind of plumbing upgrade nobody hypes but actually matters. XRPL quietly shipping fixes for vault withdrawals while everyone argues about L2 fee markets is honestly underrated.
— Jasper 🌰@building BBX (@oknextlin) May 26, 2026
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