Read this article on bsc.news Pudgy Penguins has launched Flake Finder, a free tool designed to help users find forgotten crypto holdings across multiple blockchains. The tool was announced b
Pudgy Penguins has launched Flake Finder, a free tool designed to help users find forgotten crypto holdings across multiple blockchains. The tool was announced by @pudgypenguins and is aimed at the project's community.
Users paste a wallet address into the tool, which then looks for idle or overlooked balances linked to that address. According to the project's announcement, Flake Finder was built by The Huddle, the name given to the Pudgy Penguins community.
Flake Finder sits on The Huddle website. The tool is hosted at huddle.pudgypenguins.com/resources/flake-finder. The page describes its purpose as helping users find the flakes in their wallets, the small token balances worth swapping.
The tool works from a public address alone, so users enter a wallet address to see its flakes rather than connecting a wallet. Because it reads on-chain balances, it can also be used to check any address, not only the user's own.
Flake Finder is free to use. EGamers reported that the tool searches a pasted wallet address for funds the owner may have forgotten. The focus on small leftover balances reflects a common problem for long-time crypto users, who often hold dust or stranded tokens on chains they no longer use.
The launch comes as Pudgy Penguins continues to build out products beyond its original NFT collection. Altcoin Buzz reported that the ecosystem has expanded into physical merchandise, trading cards and community-built tools. The project's token, $PENGU, was launched in December 2024 and is associated with the Pudgy Penguins ecosystem.
On the market side, PENGU traded near $0.0067 on November 6, with a market capitalization of approximately $416 million, according to Altcoin Buzz. Flake Finder is a utility tool and is not tied to any announced change in token supply or tokenomics.
Users should treat any wallet-scanning tool with the usual caution, including checking that they are on the official Pudgy Penguins domain and never sharing seed phrases or private keys. Flake Finder only requires a public wallet address.
EGamers: Flake Finder from Pudgy Penguins' Huddle scans pasted wallet addresses
The Huddle: Flake Finder official page
Altcoin Buzz: Pudgy Penguins token trends high and expands beyond NFTs
