Following the disclosure of information on Xahau, the planned smart contract sidechain for the XRP Ledger (XRPL) ecosystem, last week, discussions about XRP burning have returned.
The Burn2Mint (B2M) site, which enables users to burn XRP on the mainnet in exchange for minting an equal number of XRP+ on the Xahau network, is where users may receive XRP+, the native token of the Xahau network.
Additionally, XRP holders have just received a snapshot of their account balances in preparation for the impending EVRS airdrop. The XRP mainnet ledger “#82237135” is where the snapshot was taken. According to a prior update, Evernode would give 5,160,960 Evers to eligible XRP holders.
On X (previously Twitter), two members of the XRP community were spotted debating the Burn2Mint (B2M) function of the Xahau ledger. A Burn2Mint of XRP was mentioned as being necessary for the Evernode airdrop by one commenter.
The fact that EVRS would initially only be traded on the Xahau Ledger DEX may be the cause of the confusion mentioned by a member of the XRP community.
To be clear, according to Scott Chamberlain, founder of Evernode, there won’t be any XRP need to be moved or burned in order to get the Evernode airdrop.
“To get the Evernode airdrop, you won’t need to burn any XRP. You can get enough free Xahau XRP by cloning your r-address to create the account and set a trust line. To claim, you don’t need to burn or move any XRP, according to the Evernode creator.
The Evernode creator went on to note that customers receive two Xahau XRP when they clone. This includes five ledger items, such as trust lines, and the account reserve (1 Xahau XRP).
