Fuzzybear (FUZZY): What It Is, Uses and Risks

Fuzzybear (FUZZY) is a memecoin issued on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The project says it was created to honor the XRPL address called Fuzzybear, which placed a decentralized exchange order in 2014 offering 1 XRP for 1 BTC. Its public description focuses on community, fun and organic growth, and frames the token around that origin story rather than a technical product. The data available does not include a launch date or details about how the token was set up or which consensus method it uses, so those points cannot be confirmed here. Readers should treat the project's narrative as the project's own account of its origins.

Memecoins like FUZZY are usually held for community identity, speculation and social engagement. The project describes its goals in general terms, such as building a supportive community and growing through word of mouth. The project does not describe a defined product, service, staking scheme, governance system or other utility built around the token. Because of that, there is no verified technical use case to point to. Anyone looking at FUZZY should understand that its value, if any, depends mainly on how people perceive and trade it, not on a function the token performs inside a working system.

As of 2026-11-05, the data shows a price of about $0.00006249 and a market cap of about $19.9 million, ranking 852nd by market cap. The fully diluted valuation is about $20.1 million, and 24-hour trading volume was about $43,490. Circulating supply is about 317.8 billion FUZZY, with a total supply of about 321.0 billion and a stated maximum of 321 billion. Over seven days the price fell about 13 percent, and over one year it rose about 6.7 percent. The all-time high was about $0.00011864 on 2025-07-20, and the all-time low was about $0.00000141 on 2025-02-28. Some search snippets show different prices in other currencies and on other dates, so those figures should not be relied on. All market figures change constantly and are not predictions.

FUZZY is not a native token of any blockchain. It is issued on the XRP Ledger, whose native asset is XRP, so FUZZY is a token built on top of that ledger rather than a separate network. Tokens on XRPL are typically tracked against an issuer address, and a wallet usually needs a trust line set up before it can hold a given token. Whether a particular wallet, exchange or app supports FUZZY is a separate question, so users should check that the wallet they plan to use lists XRPL issued tokens and shows the correct issuer. The data does not list other chains where the token exists.

Memecoins are highly volatile, and their prices can fall sharply in a short time. Trading volume that is small compared with market value can make prices easier to move, and a token with a large supply can see sizeable swings on modest trades. Impersonation of popular memecoins is common, so anyone looking at FUZZY should confirm the issuer address and the token details against information from the project and reliable wallet providers. Verified team information is not present in the data here. For storage, use a wallet that supports XRPL tokens, keep your recovery phrase offline, and never share it with anyone who asks for it. Nothing in this page is financial advice.