Marketplace data from xrp(.)cafe lists Fuzzyverse among the top $NFT collections on the $XRP Ledger, alongside the earlier Fuzzybears collection.
Background on Fuzzybear and FuzzyCon
Fuzzybear is a memecoin issued on the $XRP Ledger. The project’s narrative is built around the historical legacy of the ‘Fuzzybear’ XRPL address, which was activated by Opencoin (now Ripple) in February 2013. The token honors the address that famously placed a DEX order in 2014: 1 $XRP for 1 BTC. The token has a fixed supply of 321 billion units, according to Blockspot.
The project has expanded beyond the token. It began as a meme token tied to an old XRPL order record and has grown into $NFT-linked physical card distribution. Its first Fuzzycards edition began with 5,890 $NFT booster packs on the $XRP Ledger.
The first FuzzyCon took place in New York. The Oct. 26 gathering was set for Creature’s Rooftop in New York City from 5 to 11 p.m., with organizers listing free admission, card games, merchandise and giveaways. It coincided with Swell 2026 week, when Ripple’s annual finance and blockchain conference took place in the city.
Interest in the project has grown recently. According to XRPScan data cited by TheStreet, the token more than doubled in a week, with the steepest gain on Oct. 20. Evernorth, a Nasdaq-listed $XRP firm, has run a merchandise collaboration with the Fuzzy community, though it states that it does not endorse, sponsor, or promote $FUZZY, other digital assets, or NFTs.
Memecoins and NFTs are highly speculative, and prices can move sharply. Readers should review mint terms and whitelist rules on the project’s official channels before taking part.
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