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Unstoppable Pudgy Penguins: Over 20,000 Toys Flown Off the Shelves on Amazon!

Over 20,000 Pudgy Penguin Toys were sold on Amazon, resulting in sales of $500,000 within 48 hours. The collection includes plushie and figurine toys that have become an instant sensation. Pudgy Penguins also launched Pudgy World, an online portal that offers non-Web3 native consumers a gateway to the world of blockchain. Purchasers of a Pudgy Penguins toy will receive a special birth certificate that grants access to a trait box from the first season of Pudgy World, allowing them to connect and engage with fellow holders across the globe.

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