FEDup!

ⓘ 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

FEDup! is the only token proudly doing absolutely nothing—just like the Federal Reserve, but with fewer meetings. We’re here to highlight the absurdity of infinite money printing while the market chokes on debt like a kid who ate too much candy. No utility, no problem—just a big middle finger to the nonsense. If you’re FED up with fake cash, join us and let’s meme the system into submission! 💥💰 (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	FEDup! (hex `4645447570210000000000000000000000000000`)
Issuer address	`rJ3sSMV6LWvtwybvejHPNPzHqeJu9iNKGC`
Holders (trustlines with a balance)	4
Trustlines	10
Circulating supply (sum of holder balances)	999986.046091633283
Issuer's first ledger activity	2025-01-02 tx

Where to connect

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

Official website	https://www.federalreserve.gov (source: collections map / marketplace)
X (Twitter)	Unknown
Domain set on issuer account	hcno0inxkzrqpxlagejd.toml.firstledger.net — two-way linked: the TOML lists this address (its claims are self-described, not confirmed)

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