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Ripple held its big celebration party, dubbed “Proper Party,” on September 29 in New York City.
According to Ripple CEO Brad GarlinghouseIt was an event “to bring people together to celebrate what has been achieved collectively, a reminder to the SEC that judicial decisions matter and that progress is worth fighting for.”
As part of this victory celebration, the Ripple CEO shared an image of an engraved XRP tattoo.
Fascinated by the tattoo, several members of the XRP community took to X to express their joy; some even revealed their tattoos in support of XRP.
To add fun to the palpable excitement over the XRP tattoo displayed by the Ripple CEO, some members of the XRP community posted comments asking puzzlers to figure out what the tattoo meant.
“Riddlers, get to work,” commented Anders, a member of the XRP community. He also pointed out that Ripple’s CEO tattooed the date XRP gained clarity as something that is not a security.
It is worth remembering that on July 13, Judge Torres issued a landmark ruling in the Ripple case, determining that XRP could not be considered a security.
“The date XRP gained clarity as a non-value was tattooed. That’s great. A date that will last. 07-13-2023.” Anders he commented excitedly.
Very striking in the tattoo shown by the CEO of Ripple was a large XRP logo, which demonstrated his commitment to cryptocurrencies. A close-up also reveals the date “07-13-2023” and an ellipse consisting of a North Star. Additionally, a sun-like object hovers over the XRP logo and ellipse.
Jeremy Hogan, legal attorney and XRP enthusiast, shares his deciphering of the ellipse tattoo. Hogan wrote in
