Ripple Signals Performance Improvements for 2027, Without Details

Ripple engineering director Vijay Khanna said the company has performance improvements planned for 2027, but gave no technical scope, leaving the work’s target and scale unspecified. Khanna wrote on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 6:24 p.m. ET (23:24 UTC), that Ripple had “big plans for performance improvements lined up for 2027.” His post did not identify the system involved or provide a release schedule. Separately, 24 protocol amendments are under consideration for 2027: two approved but not yet shipped and 22 proposed. The roadmap is a list of the Foundation’s potential protocol work; it does not connect those proposals to Khanna’s plans. The estimated workload is 6,240 build hours and 6,560 Ripple review hours, with estimated costs of $5.08 million to $5.74 million. That cost estimate excludes build hours.

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