Vet has explained that he has decided to veto the Token Escrow amendment to prevent breaking thingsVet has explained that he has decided to veto the Token Escrow amendment to prevent breaking things

XRPL Validator Reveals Why He Just Vetoed New Amendment

2025/09/18 00:28
Vet has explained that he has decided to veto the Token Escrow amendment to prevent breaking things
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