XRP Ledger 3.3.0 brings privacy and batch upgrades

XRP Ledger developers released xrpld version 3.3.0 on Aug. 6, moving several protocol changes closer to possible mainnet activation. Summary XRPL 3.3.0 introduces protocol code, but validator approval remains necessary before any mainnet activation occurs. ConfidentialTransfer would shield MPT balances and transfer amounts while preserving compliance access for authorized parties. BatchV1_1 restores atomic transaction functionality after an earlier version was halted over a security flaw. Sponsor would let third parties cover fees and reserves while users retain full account control. DynamicMPT would let issuers modify selected token properties later, supporting evolving business and compliance needs. The official GitHub release confirms work on ConfidentialTransfer, BatchV1_1, Sponsor and DynamicMPT, alongside fixes and other protocol changes. The software release itself does not activate those features on the network. The distinction matters because some reports describe six upgrades as already live. Under the XRP Ledger amendment process, new protocol features require validator support before activation. An amendment must maintain more than 80% support from trusted validators fo...