Eddie Lobanovskiy, the creative genius behind the original XRP logo, is back with a fresh design, the XRP $ARMY logo.
It’s a powerful symbol for the XRP Army, which Lobanovskiy believes is more than just a community, but it’s a movement. “We shall prevail,” he declares.
The power of community
Seven years ago, Lobanovskiy crafted the iconic logo that represents scalability and speed in the crypto world, and now, he’s introducing a new emblem that he describes as the helmet of courage, an unstoppable ‘X’ of strength.
Not a big surprise, but fans of XRP have been buzzing about the new logo, showering Lobanovskiy with praise.
“Wow! I didn’t even know you designed the XRP logo. I’ve always admired your work, but now you’re officially one of my top favorite artists! I’m so proud to be part of the #XRPArmy movement. With this new logo… it’s just next level. Thanks a ton!”
The XRP Army stands strong
The XRP Army has been a loud supporter of Ripple, especially during its ongoing battle with the SEC. Earlier this October, they launched a petition on Change.org urging the SEC to drop its appeal in the case.
This petition has garnered nearly 10,000 signatures, highlighting their frustration with what they see as unnecessary instability caused by the SEC’s actions.
This petition shines a light on Ripple’s four-year fight against the SEC, where supporters have rallied to defend the company’s legitimacy.
The XRP Army argues that the SEC’s moves contradict its mission to protect investors and ensure fair markets.
Ripple vs. SEC, the drama of the decade?
The legal drama began back in December 2020 when the SEC accused Ripple Labs of selling XRP as an unregistered security, a claim Ripple firmly denies.
Fast forward to now, and things are heating up again, as the SEC is required to file its opening brief for the appeal by January 15, just days before Chair Gary Gensler steps down from his position.
His successor, Paul Atkins, is known for pushing for more friendly regulations in the crypto space, which adds another layer of intrigue to this story.
With Gensler leaving soon, there’s speculation that he might want to settle major cases like Ripple’s before exiting, but whether that will actually happen is unclear.
