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XRPL Foundation Publishes AMM v2 for XRPL DEX With StableSwap and Concentrated Liquidity

XRPL Foundation Publishes AMM v2 for XRPL DEX With StableSwap and Concentrated Liquidity

According to the source, AMM v2 on XRPL could improve liquidity efficiency, support tokenized asset trading, and potentially attract greater institutional interest through more advanced DEX market structures.

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Fact Check
CoinDesk ('XRPL could close its biggest DeFi gap if new AMM amendment passes'), CryptoBriefing, and crypto.news all independently confirm that the XRPL Foundation published a draft AMM v2 / 'AMM Swappable Curves' standard on May 26, 2026, introducing StableSwap and Concentrated Liquidity curves for the XRPL DEX. The canonical primary source is XRPLF Standards Discussion #547 on GitHub. Minor caveat: it is currently a draft requiring a validator amendment vote, but 'published' (as a standard draft) is accurate.
Summary

The XRP Ledger Foundation published AMM v2 for the XRP Ledger decentralized exchange, introducing additional swappable automated market maker pricing curves including StableSwap and concentrated liquidity. The update is intended to improve capital efficiency for liquidity providers and trading in stablecoins, foreign exchange markets, and real-world assets by enabling more precise pricing and lower slippage. The new input adds that AMM v2 could significantly enhance liquidity efficiency, support tokenized asset trading, and potentially attract institutional interest. A related draft proposal described the expansion as adding three swappable AMM curve types, addressing a long-standing limitation in XRPL DeFi by moving beyond a single AMM structure and offering more advanced liquidity management within the network’s native framework.

Terms & Concepts
  • Automated market maker (AMM): An on-chain trading mechanism that uses mathematical formulas and liquidity pools rather than a traditional order book to price assets and execute swaps.
  • StableSwap: An AMM curve designed for assets with closely aligned prices, such as stablecoins, to reduce slippage and improve trading efficiency.
  • Concentrated liquidity: A liquidity model that lets providers allocate funds within selected price ranges, potentially improving capital efficiency and fee generation.