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$FUZZY Community Erupts After Ripple’s JoelKatz Adds a Trust Line

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Ripple CTO David Schwartz, known as JoelKatz, added a $FUZZY trust line on XRPL, sending the community into a frenzy. Here’s what actually happened.

The transaction went through at 11:25 PM on May 2. A TrustSet. Ledger #103971664. Validated.

Nobody in the $FUZZY community was calm after that.

David ‘JoelKatz’ Schwartz, Ripple’s Chief X Technology Officer, confirmed on X that he had added a trust line for $FUZZY on the XRP Ledger. His words were measured. “As I promised, I have added a trust line for $FUZZY,” JoelKatz wrote on X. He was explicit that this was not an endorsement. “I know much less about this project than you probably think,” he added. What he did say: he finds the community fun.

The XRP community has seen JoelKatz weigh in on projects before. He is not known for jumping into speculative token communities without reason.

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The transaction, visible on Bithomp, was initiated by wallet address rHzWtXTBrArrGoLDixQAgcSD2dBisM19fF under the account labelled Post-Apocalyptic Robots. The trust was set to the Fuzzybear issuer. Limit: 320,930,450,547 FUZZY. The ledger fee came to 0.000012 XRP. Rippling was disabled.

XPMarket handled the transaction routing. That part was in the memo.

It’s the kind of technical action most people scroll past. In the $FUZZY community, this one broke the feed.

JoelKatz has a history of direct, sometimes blunt engagement with the XRP ecosystem. Earlier this year, he disclosed that Coinbase had requested millions from Ripple before agreeing to list XRP, a claim that drew wide attention across the industry. He is not a figure who generates noise casually.

A Trust Line Is Not a Buy. The Community Knows. It Didn’t Matter.

Setting a trust line on XRPL means a wallet opts in to hold a specific token. It does not mean the wallet holds it. It does not mean JoelKatz bought $FUZZY. The distinction technically matters. To the $FUZZY community, the optics mattered more.

JoelKatz had apparently made a promise to do this. He followed through. That alone was enough to send the community into celebration mode. The acknowledgment that he finds the community enjoyable was not nothing either.

XRP itself has been consolidating near the $1.374 range, sitting inside a symmetrical triangle with ETF inflows remaining steady. A broader XRPL ecosystem with active token communities, including ones like $FUZZY, is part of what drives activity on the ledger. Not the whole story. But part of it.

The $FUZZY project lives on XRPL. Its issuer, Fuzzybear, now has a trust line set by one of the most recognized names in the XRP world. Whether JoelKatz ever loads tokens into that wallet is a separate question he did not answer.

He called it fun. Left it there.

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