346,921 XRP raised in about 33 minutes. Roughly $451,000. Sounds big for the XRPL. Now look at it through Ethereum's eyes. Today, in October 2026, the cheapest CryptoPunk costs about 31 ETH. Around $78,600. The entire Fuzzyverse mint is worth less than six of them. The cheapest Bored Ape today costs about $12,900. That single ape would buy roughly 168 Fuzzyverse NFTs at mint. And remember, that's the 2026 floor, after the crash. Bored Apes are sitting 97% below their record. Now go back to the top. October 2021, the cheapest CryptoPunk on the market was worth $477,924. May 2022, the cheapest Bored Ape was worth $420,430. So at the peak, one floor Punk was worth more than the entire Fuzzyverse mint. All 5,890 NFTs, sold out in half an hour, and you still couldn't buy a single cheap Punk with it. Zoom out further. At their peak floors, both collections were worth over four billion dollars each. Fuzzyverse at mint is worth about $451,000. That's a gap of roughly ten thousand times. I'm not saying ETH NFTs are the model to copy. That crash is a warning, not a target. But it shows how much money pours into a community when the whole world is paying attention at the same time. Ethereum had its NFT summer. The XRPL hasn't had one yet. 5,890 bears sold out before most of the world even knew there was a castle. That's how early we are. 🐻