Pudgy Penguins Unleash NFT-Themed Cookies and Spencer Ventures’ Valuable Pudgy Penguin NFT Acquisition
TLDR:
- Pudgy Penguins announces a delightful collaboration with luxury cookie brand Last Crumb, introducing NFT-themed cookies.
- The limited edition cookie collection, “Pudgy Penguins X Last Crumb,” is set to launch on October 11, 2023, featuring holder’s penguins and a special discount code.
- Spencer Ventures acquires 144 valuable Pudgy Penguin NFTs from the art collection of the defunct crypto hedge fund, Three Arrows Capital.
- This acquisition includes 48 Pudgy Penguins, an ultra-rare ice crown variant, 48 Pudgy Rods, and 48 Lil’ Pudgys, previously unclaimed by the fund.
- The enduring value of Pudgy Penguin NFTs is evident, with the floor price holding steady at just under 5 ETH, despite market fluctuations.
The world of NFTs keeps evolving, with Pudgy Penguins launching NFT-themed cookies in an exciting collaboration with Last Crumb.
Meanwhile, Spencer Ventures finalizes the acquisition of valuable Pudgy Penguin NFTs. Let’s explore these intriguing developments.
Pudgy Penguins Delights with NFT-Themed Cookies
Pudgy Penguins, the beloved NFT collection, is embarking on a delectable journey by partnering with Last Crumb, the luxury cookie brand based in Los Angeles.
The limited edition Pudgy Penguins X Last Crumb cookie collaboration, featuring holder’s penguins, will be launched on October 11th, at 3 PM EST.
These exquisite NFT-themed cookies can be found on Last Crumb’s website, introducing Pudgy Penguins to a new audience. A special discount code “WELOVEPUDGIES” for NA sweetens the deal.
The collection includes the signature “This Cookie Makes Me Pudgy” chocolate lava cookie and 11 other delightful flavors, offering a unique treat for cookie connoisseurs and penguin enthusiasts alike.
Introducing the Pudgy Penguins X Last Crumb limited edition cookie collab featuring a holder’s penguin.
— Pudgy Penguins (@pudgypenguins) October 10, 2023
Releasing tomorrow, October 11th, at 3PM EST.
Learn more below. pic.twitter.com/Ajko3DT1pR
Spencer Ventures’ Valuable Pudgy Penguin NFT Acquisition
In a separate development, Spencer Ventures is in the final stages of acquiring 144 Pudgy Penguin NFTs, part of the art collection previously owned by the now-defunct crypto hedge fund, Three Arrows Capital.
Through a deal with the renowned art auction house Sotheby’s, Spencer Ventures secures 48 Pudgy Penguin NFTs, including a rare ice crown variant valued at nearly $10,500 on OpenSea.
Additionally, the acquisition comprises 48 Pudgy Rods, a collection of fishing rod NFTs, and an airdrop of 48 adorable Lil’ Pudgys, each adorned with charming outfits.
These particular Lil’ Pudgys remained unclaimed during 3AC’s ownership. Spencer Gordon-Sand, representing Spencer Ventures, expresses great enthusiasm for the acquisition, emphasizing their commitment to enhancing the value of this previously unminted subset of the Pudgy Penguin collection.
1/ On The Pengus.
— Spencer (@sgsand1) October 10, 2023
Today we at @vennturespencer are excited to announce our acquisition of the crown jewel of an historic NFT art collection. The 48 @pudgypenguins and accompanying Rogs from the Stary Night/3AC Collection. pic.twitter.com/1zyaylyJVd
Importantly, Gordon-Sand confirms that the acquired Pudgy Penguins won’t be sold anytime soon, setting them apart in the ever-evolving NFT landscape.
The enduring value of the Pudgy Penguin collection is evident, with the floor price holding steady despite market volatility.
Data from CoinGecko indicates that the collection’s floor price, though slightly below its all-time high, remains just under 5 ETH.
The negotiation process, initiated after the auction of 3AC’s assets on June 15, culminated in the recently signed agreement between Spencer Ventures and Sotheby’s.
The assets are set to transfer from Sotheby’s to Spencer Ventures, with the process scheduled for Tuesday.
This acquisition marks a significant milestone in the world of NFTs, emphasizing the enduring value of the Pudgy Penguin collection.
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