Between 13:17 and 13:23 UTC today XRPL spent about six minutes closing ledgers slowly. Normal is roughly 4 seconds. Here the gaps ran from 10 to 40 seconds, starting at ledger 107806240 and lasting until about 107806258. The last stretch was the odd part. Ledgers 107806253 through 107806258 closed with no transactions at all, six in a row, still 10 to 20 seconds apart. Ledger 107806260 closed on time and carried transactions again. #XRPL

How to back up your wallets in StaticBit The backup is made inside the app, no extra tools needed. Open Settings, go to Security, then Backup. Save the backup as a password-encrypted file or as a QR code. For the file, set a password and remember it. It is not your wallet password, and it can't be recovered. Check the saved backup in the same section while you still have it at hand. Keep a copy somewhere other than this phone. You can restore wallets from a file, by scanning a QR code, or from an image. If you don't have the app at hand A backup can also be opened without the wallet: there is an open-source decoder for that. It accepts a file, a QR image or QR text and shows the keys from the backup. Decryption runs in the browser. You can also save the page and open it on a computer with no network. Treat the keys it shows like a written-down seed phrase, and close the tab when you are done. Decoder: web page and GitHub repository Make it once, check it once — t.me/StaticBit_ioStaticBit.io #StaticBit #XRPL #XRP

StaticBit 2.5 is out on Google Play ​ Wallet secrets are encrypted with AES-256-GCM under two factors: a random secret in your platform's protected storage (Android Keystore, iOS Keychain) and your PIN. Neither alone opens the vault. StaticBit never receives your keys. ​ Also in this release a backup you make yourself: a password-protected file or a QR code the signing screen breaks a transaction into fields and shows every memo separately Batch, DelegateSet, Vault, Credentials, DID and Permissioned Domains are read on the signing screen and in the activity feed developer mode: server groups, TestNet and DevNet ​ The app does not put your keys into your phone's automatic backup. If you lose your phone without a backup of your own, the wallets can't be recovered, not by you, not by us. We'll show how to make one tomorrow. ​ iOS: the update isn't available yet, we're working it out with Apple. ​ Get it: Google Play What you see is what you sign — t.me/StaticBit_ioStaticBit.io #StaticBit #XRPL #XRP