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David Schwartz Says XRP Ledger Stayed Online During a Network-Wide Attack

David Schwartz said the XRP Ledger remained online during what he described as a network-wide attack. The excerpt does not provide details on the attack’s method, timing, impact, or any affected users.

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Sep 8, 2026 at 10:38 PM UTC · Updated 3 minutes ago · 1 min read

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Schwartz’s XRPL hub now holds 406 peers, near its 401.12 average.
July’s manifest flood caused mass peer drops but did not halt XRPL.
Peer and validator redundancy helped consensus continue while developers deployed hotfixes..

David “JoelKatz” Schwartz said his XRP Ledger hub has fully recovered from the problems that followed a network-wide attack earlier this year. “All issues with my hub have been fixed and it has been rock solid for the past two weeks,” Schwartz wrote on X. He also said two blank sections in recent monitoring charts resulted from problems with the monitoring system rather than the hub itself.

The update provides a new look at the July 2026 manifest-flood attack, which disrupted peer connectivity across XRPL without halting or forking the ledger. Recent hub data now shows relatively stable peer connections, lower abuse-related discon…

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