Popular hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger has hinted at an upcoming partnership with Pudgy Penguins—the popular NFT brand behind the iconic digital collectibles. In a post on X, Ledger teased “something cool and secure” in the works, including geographic coordinates (25.2411° N, 55.2684° E) pointing to Dubai. Pudgy Penguins responded with eyes emojis, sparking immediate speculation about a potential event or location-based reveal, but neither party has disclosed additional information.
On April 18, Ledger published an X post announcing a partnership with Pudgy Penguins. The announcement included only minimal hints: a lock emoji, a penguin emoji, and a set of coordinates linked to Dubai. With no further information provided, speculation has focused on whether the location points to a launch event or other activation.
Neither Ledger nor Pudgy Penguins has confirmed what form the partnership will take.In a separate development, Pudgy Penguins has partnered with South Korean retail giant Lotte to launch exclusive physical collectibles. The “Pudgy in Bellyland” collection will be available from April 18 at 9:00 PM EST with only 500 collectibles available for purchase.
Priced at $299 each, the collection will feature two premium figurines (Pengu and Polly), 24 miniature ice cream figures, a photo card, and an ice cream menu guide, all packaged in a box.Buyers will also gain access to digital collectibles and the option to eventually merge the figurines into a Bellyland NFT with unique Pudgy World traits.
Cypherpunk Technologies is expanding its massive bet on Zcash by launching what it calls the…
MapleStory Universe is putting artificial intelligence in the hands of game creators with the launch…
Kalshi is making another major move beyond prediction markets, filing with the Commodity Futures Trading…
Coinbase is bringing high-leverage decentralized derivatives directly into its Base App through an integration with…
Hong Kong's first regulated Hong Kong dollar stablecoin is moving beyond testing and into real-world…
Cybersecurity researchers at Rapid7 have uncovered a sophisticated crypto fraud operation that used nearly 885,000…