When I went to the aquarium today, I was surprised to find Pudgy Penguins merchandise on the shelves.
This blue-chip NFT project is really starting to penetrate offline spaces—from shopping malls to now even aquariums, you can see their presence. The IP collaboration is pretty aggressive, and their push toward physical products seems quite serious.
Has anyone else encountered similar situations elsewhere? It feels like the speed at which these Web3 IPs are entering everyday life is faster than I imagined.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 12-09 16:59
Interesting, this is the second growth curve outside of the computing power network. The ROI data for offline penetration needs to be calculated carefully, otherwise the burn rate might be even faster than mining.
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TerraNeverForget
· 12-09 16:53
Pudgy Penguins are even being sold in aquariums now—Web3 has truly gone mainstream.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12-09 16:47
Even aquariums have started selling this stuff? I really can't hold it in anymore, haha.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 12-09 16:42
Damn, even this can happen? Pudgy is really everywhere now.
When I went to the aquarium today, I was surprised to find Pudgy Penguins merchandise on the shelves.
This blue-chip NFT project is really starting to penetrate offline spaces—from shopping malls to now even aquariums, you can see their presence. The IP collaboration is pretty aggressive, and their push toward physical products seems quite serious.
Has anyone else encountered similar situations elsewhere? It feels like the speed at which these Web3 IPs are entering everyday life is faster than I imagined.