XRP to $589? Fresh Proof that 589 Is Special for XRP Is Making Rounds

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A prominent and well-known XRP meme account operating under the name “$589” has drawn attention once again to the recurring appearance of the number “589” in relation to XRP and recent developments within the ecosystem.

In a recent tweet, the account presents official filings that it believes demonstrate a consistent link between XRP, Ripple’s stablecoin RLUSD, and intellectual property filings associated with Ripple-affiliated figures.

Trademark Details for XRP and RLUSD

The account noted that the XRP trademark carries the registration number 4458993, which contains the digits “589.” This trademark has long been finalized and is listed as “Accepted and Acknowledged” by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. By contrast, the RLUSD trademark, tied to Ripple’s newly introduced U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin, remains in its early application stage under serial number 98537677.

The account highlighted the mirrored numbers between the two filings, citing “589” within the XRP registration and “985” within RLUSD’s serial number. According to the commentary, this connection underscores a deliberate alignment between XRP and RLUSD, reinforcing the long-standing significance of “589” within the XRP narrative.

Patent Filing Connected to PolySign

The tweet further pointed to a U.S. patent issued on September 17, 2024, originally filed in October 2021, and assigned to PolySign, Inc. The patent, titled Preventing an Erroneous Transmission of a Copy of a Record of Data to a Distributed Ledger System, carries the patent number 12095897, once again containing “589.”

The inventors listed on this filing are David Schwartz, Ripple’s Chief Technology Officer, and Arthur Britto, a co-founder of Ripple. The $589 account emphasized the presence of “589” in this patent as another example of how the number repeatedly surfaces in XRP-related intellectual property and developments linked to individuals central to Ripple’s history.

The Community Significance of “589”

Within the XRP community, “589” has become a notable symbol tied to speculation and commentary about XRP’s future. What began as a meme linked to bold predictions about price potential has endured as a recurring reference point. Over the years, community members have continued to highlight instances where the number appears in documents, filings, or developments associated with Ripple and its ecosystem.

The $589 account framed these latest examples as evidence that the number’s persistence is not coincidental. It described XRP and “589” as undeniably connected, citing the XRP trademark, RLUSD’s filing, and the PolySign patent as converging points where the number continues to appear.

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