FLAKES TO FORTUNES: Pudgy Penguins' New Free Tool Is Helping Crypto Collectors Find Forgotten Funds Onchain!

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The holidays are right around the corner, and everyone from the swamp to the igloo is digging between their couch cushions, hoping to scrounge up a couple of extra bucks!
But while there are probably only a few cents hiding around your home, many of us may have some serious folding money forgotten about onchain, and Pudgy Penguins wants to help you find it!

“Introducing Flake Finder, a free to use resource built by The Huddle for all of CT,” Pudgy Penguins tweeted over the weekend. “Flake Finder can help you find forgotten funds across multiple chains, just by pasting your wallet address. Check it out today.”
With Flake Finder, crypto enthusiasts can search for forgotten funds across multiple blockchains simply by entering their wallet addresses, without even having to connect their wallets to the website!

The free tool is designed to uncover small token balances that users may have forgotten about over the years, potentially turning some long-lost crypto dust into a little Christmas bonus!

“Making the onchain experience better for everyone benefits the entire space,” Pudgy Pengiuns Social Lead Becca tweeted. “Pudgy Penguins believes in being part of that by continuously shipping products, building useful tools and creating real value for our industry.”
Since Flake Finder's launch, community members have been waddling around with a few more bucks in their pockets, reporting that they've discovered anywhere from a few dollars to hundreds of dollars in forgotten funds!
“wait i actually just found $366, that's like $5K CAD,” a Lil Pudgy named Gotto tweeted. “W @pudgypenguins/ W flake finder.”
Tonight, you can dig through your own digital couch cushions and see if you have a little Christmas suprise waiting for you onchain here: https://huddle.pudgypenguins.com/resources/flake-finder

The Gazette will continue to follow all things Pudgy Penguins and will let you know what these fat, flightless birds do next. Stay tuned for updates!





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