HEIR

ⓘ Self-described: the issuer published an xrp-ledger.toml file that links back to this address, but the museum has not confirmed its claims.

Name from the issuer Domain / xrp-ledger.toml

$HEIR You don’t just hold it. You pass it down. The XRPL meme coin built for every generation. Fathers leave it for sons. Grandparents leave it for grandkids. On a ledger that never forgets who started the line. $HEIR — The bag that outlives the cycle. 👑 (source: Name from the NFTs' own metadata / token ledger)

Who

Builders, team, and how they describe themselves

Founder / team	Unknown

What

What this is on the ledger

Category	Self-described project info (XLS-26)
Ticker / currency	HEIR (hex `4845495200000000000000000000000000000000`)
Issuer address	`r9nBkmPdPqWrFPnUGBvevppcpBJPEhUPta`
Holders (trustlines with a balance)	16
Trustlines	44
Circulating supply (sum of holder balances)	999512317.03815497728
Issuer's first ledger activity	2026-08-22 tx

Where to connect

Official links the project published (TOML, site, or NFT / token metadata)

Official website	https://t.me/heirxrpl (source: collections map / marketplace)
X (Twitter)	@heirxrpl (source: Name from the issuer Domain / xrp-ledger.toml)
Domain set on issuer account	yzgqagvqvisbnwohn6zf.toml.firstledger.net — two-way linked: the TOML lists this address (its claims are self-described, not confirmed)

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