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XRPL’s inability to handle ordinals like Bitcoin’s network raises questions about its technical capacity. Network strain from XRPL’s inscription attempts exposes significant transaction speed and scalability discrepancies. The XRPL inscription issue offers an unplanned but revealing stress test, highlighting the need for network improvements. Recent discussions on X (formerly Twitter) have revealed that the XRP Ledger (XRPL) is technically incapable of supporting ordinals and their inscriptions. Richard Holland and Crypto Eri have criticized projects attempting to mint ordinals on the XRPL, labeling them impractical and spam. We now have more real-world live XRPL performance results after the past 24 hours. If you missed it The XRPL cannot support ordinals or their inscriptions. Projects that *mint* ordinals on the XRPL are nonsensical spam. – @RichardXRPL #50https://t.co/Wt8kSrdzr0 pic.twitter.com/M0KXZeQj4k — Crypto Eri 🪝Carp...

Disclaimer: The Industry Talk section features insights by crypto industry players and is not a part of the editorial content of Cryptonews.com. Blockchain bridges play a crucial role in the world of cryptocurrencies, providing a solution to the lack of interoperability between decentralized networks.  Using a blockchain bridge, it’s possible to port assets from one blockchain, such as Solana, to a second network, like Ethereum. The way it works is that if a user sends a token from Solana to Ethereum, the recipient will end up with a “wrapped” version of that token that’s held by the bridge they use. So in this case, the Ethereum user will receive a wrapped version of SOL that’s compatible with the underlying blockchain.   Blockchain bridges therefore open up new markets and use cases and demonstrate the path towards an exciting, multichain future. However, despite being an incredibly useful innovation, blockchain bridges ...