最新报道:Ripple's earliest ledger data from its June 2012 launch remains irretrievably incomplete due to a server bug that erased headers for the first 32,569 ledgers, creating an unverifiable gap in XRP's transaction history. CTO David Schwartz confirmed in 2012 that while transactional content exists, missing cryptographic links break the chain's integrity, forcing users to trust early network operators. The lost period includes critical pre-mining and distribution of XRP's 100 billion tokens, with 80% allocated to Ripple companies and 20% to founders. Despite developers' attempts over the years, reconstructing the headers remains computationally challenging, as transactions lack metadata for precise ledger placement. Schwartz maintained optimism in 2012 that recovery might still be possible since transaction data survives.