Pudgy Penguins to acquire Opensea to revive NFT? Official clarification

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Recently, rumors about Pudgy Penguins intending to acquire the Non-Fungible Token trading market Opensea have continued to circulate on social media. Multiple users on X platform stated that the Pudgy Penguins team had completed the acquisition of Opensea by the end of last year and is expected to make an announcement soon.

This news has sparked extensive discussion, not only due to Opensea's important position in the Non-Fungible Token ecosystem but also because of Pudgy Penguins' successful brand management and market expansion in recent years.

However, Pudgy Penguins team member Beau clarified on the evening of the 26th on X platform, emphasizing "Pudgy Penguins has not acquired Opensea... calm down".

Beau pointed out that Penguin's planned development scale is very large, and there is no need to focus only on one acquisition. He suggested that the community focus on Pudgy Penguins' collaborations with international brands like Lufthansa and NASCAR, as well as future plans to find more partners.

Market Observation: Non-Fungible Token Projects Seeking Diverse Breakthroughs

As a representative of Non-Fungible Token projects, Pudgy Penguins has shown high activity in brand management, licensing cooperation, and community operations in recent years. Collaborations with international brands like Lufthansa and NASCAR have allowed the project to successfully enter the physical industry, enhancing the visibility and commercial value of Non-Fungible Token projects. This strategy of combining virtual assets with physical brands has become a key direction for Non-Fungible Token projects seeking a new wave of growth.

Although the Non-Fungible Token narrative has cooled down, whether Pudgy Penguins can break through using a diverse strategy will continue to be a focus of market attention.

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