About Everything Fuzzy

Bobby Lemonade — XRPL writer and Fuzzycards distributor in Texas. Every factual claim here either links to the ledger or is labelled as reported.

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Who runs this site, and why you can check what's on it.

I'm Bobby Lemonade. I live in Texas, I hold Fuzzybear NFTs, and I distribute Fuzzycards to game stores across Texas.

This site does two things: it explains the XRP Ledger and the Fuzzy project honestly enough that a newcomer can follow it, and it tells collectors where to buy the cards in person.


About the name

Bobby Lemonade is a pen name. It's the name I've written under on X since long before this site existed, and it's the name the Fuzzy community knows me by.

I use it here for the ordinary reason: I'd rather my family's privacy not be a line item in a public conversation about crypto holdings. That's it. There's nothing clever behind it.

It changes nothing about how this site works. The commission disclosure below is real, every claim still links to its source, and the shops I work with deal with a real person face to face — I introduce myself properly when I walk through the door.

The Standard I Hold This To

Crypto writing has a credibility problem, and most of it is self-inflicted. Numbers get repeated without sourcing, claims get inflated in the retelling, and by the time something reaches a timeline nobody knows where it came from.

So the rule here is simple: every factual claim either links to the ledger or is labelled as reported.

When this site says the FuzzyBear wallet placed a 1-XRP-for-1-BTC order on 1 January 2014, there's a link to the transaction. When it says the token supply can't increase, there's a link showing the issuer's master key is disabled. When a figure comes from the project or a marketplace rather than from primary data — holder counts, trading volumes — it says so.

You should not have to trust me. You should be able to check.

What I Actually Do

I write. XRP Ledger explainers, Fuzzy coverage, and analysis. Some of it is technical, some is about why a meme coin with a decade-old on-chain origin story is more interesting than it sounds.

I distribute Fuzzycards. I introduce the product to game stores, place and manage their orders, and send local collectors to their door through the Where To Buy directory. The publisher handles fulfilment and payment; I handle the relationship.

I post as @FuzzyBobby on X, where most of this started.

Disclosure

I have a financial interest in Fuzzycards selling. I earn a commission on booster boxes ordered through me, and I hold Fuzzybear NFTs and $FUZZY tokens.

That's exactly why the sourcing standard above matters. You're entitled to know where I stand before you weigh anything I write, and I'd rather say it plainly on my own About page than have someone discover it later.

Nothing on this site is financial or investment advice. I'm not a licensed advisor, and understanding how a technology works tells you nothing about what an asset will be worth.

Get In Touch

Collectors: looking for a shop near you, or want me to approach one? Where To Buy or email below.

Shops: retailer details are here. Minimum order is 2 boxes.

Everyone else: press, partnerships, corrections, or an argument about something I got wrong — all welcome.

Bobby Lemonade
bobby@everythingfuzzy.com
@FuzzyBobby

Independence

Everything Fuzzy is an independent community project. It is not an official Fuzzy or Fuzzycards channel.

Fuzzy and Fuzzycards branding appears here with the project's permission, used unmodified. Editorial decisions, errors and opinions are mine alone, and nothing published here should be read as a statement from the project.

Found an error? Tell me and I'll fix it and say what changed. That's the deal.

Everything Fuzzy is an independent community project. It is not an official Fuzzy or Fuzzycards channel, and nothing published here should be read as a statement from the project. Fuzzy and Fuzzycards brand assets are used with permission, unmodified. The site earns commission on Fuzzycards orders placed through it — see About for full disclosure.