XRP Ledger resets test networks on November 25, wiping data
The XRP Ledger plans to restart its test networks on November 25, which will erase the data stored on them. It has also proposed a quantum-resistant upgrade to accounts, and its payments volume has passed 1 billion.

On November 25, the XRP Ledger will restart its test versions, the testnet and devnet, erasing all the on-chain records held on each. These copies run apart from the main ledger.
The ledger has proposed a quantum-resistant account upgrade, designed to protect wallets against future computing threats. Users could replace their signing keys without paying higher transaction fees.
XRP$1.03down −24.49%over 1 monthPrices by CoinGecko. Past moves say nothing about future ones.
Ripple has set a target of full protection by 2028. The ledger's payments volume has crossed a historic 1 billion.
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Background
A signing key is the secret code that approves transactions from a crypto wallet.
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