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XRP Ledger Foundation says it will pay up to $40,000 for educational content

The XRP Ledger Foundation has launched an education campaign offering up to $40,000 in awards for videos, tutorials and articles explaining the network and its proposed upgrades.

Why it matters: The campaign pays creators to explain proposed changes such as the Lending Protocol and Confidential Transfers, which could shape how the ledger is used if validators approve them.

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Original reporting: Kevin Helms, Bitcoin.com News

Key points

  • The foundation announced XRP Ledger Education Month on X on 9 Nov, with awards of up to $40,000.
  • Entries must be accurate and understandable without a technical background, and the foundation checks facts before paying out after a signed agreement.

The XRP Ledger Foundation has launched an education campaign offering up to $40,000 in awards for content that explains the network and its proposed upgrades, Bitcoin.com News reports.

Suggested subjects include the proposed Lending Protocol and Confidential Transfers, alongside consensus, issued assets, NFTs, the role of XRP and core protocol design. Confidential Transfers would hide balances and amounts for certain issued tokens while letting authorised parties verify information.

Creators are asked to tag @XRPLF on X or use #XRPEducationMonth on YouTube, TikTok or elsewhere. Entries should be accurate, creative and clear to readers without a technical background.

The campaign sits alongside the foundation's wider work on infrastructure, technical standards and ecosystem development.

What to watch: The foundation will select the entries to receive awards once the submission window closes, with payment following a signed agreement.

Read the full story on Bitcoin.com News

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