Evernorth ties Fuzzybear wallet legacy to limited merchandise for Fuzzycon
Nasdaq-listed XRP treasury firm Evernorth is partnering with the Fuzzies community on co-branded merchandise, drawing on a wallet activated in 2013 and its 2014 trading order.
Why it matters: Evernorth is a Nasdaq-listed company whose main treasury asset is XRP, so its community branding efforts tie its public-market story to the ledger's retail base.
Key points
- Evernorth Holdings (Nasdaq: XRPN) announced the Evernorth x Fuzzy collaboration on 22 Oct, with co-branded merchandise for Fuzzycon.
- Fuzzybear was activated on 21 Feb 2013, and on 1 Jan 2014 offered 1 XRP for 1 Bitstamp-issued BTC on the ledger's built-in exchange.
Evernorth Holdings has announced a limited merchandise collaboration built around Fuzzybear, an XRP wallet activated in 2013, Bitcoin.com News reports. The Nasdaq-listed company said on 22 Oct that the Evernorth x Fuzzy release recognises longtime supporters of the ledger, with Sagar Shah, its chief business officer, describing the Fuzzies as a reminder of the community members who helped the ecosystem reach its current stage.
Fuzzybear went live on 21 Feb 2013, roughly eight months after the XRP Ledger launched. The Fuzzies formed in January 2025 around a scruffy bear mascot, with tokens, artwork, trading cards and meetups; Evernorth puts participation above 20,000 across X, Telegram and the ledger.
The merchandise carries both brands and coincides with Swell 2026 week, Ripple's annual conference in New York.
Evernorth shares began trading on 12 Oct after a merger with Armada Acquisition Corp. II, with about 473 million XRP at closing, and the listing was marked at Nasdaq Marketsite on 14 Oct.
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