In Brief:
- Pudgy Penguins PENGU $0.0064 ▼ -12.4% announced Flake Finder, a free tool built by The Huddle that checks a pasted wallet address for forgotten funds.
- Users don’t connect a wallet. The tool page says addresses and names entered aren’t saved.
- The announcement says it covers multiple chains. The tool page lists Blast, with data from Routescan.io APIs.
Pudgy Penguins has released Flake Finder, a free tool that looks up a wallet address and returns any small balances its owner may have lost track of.
The @pudgypenguins account announced the tool on X. The post called it “a free to use resource built by The Huddle for all of CT.”
Introducing Flake Finder, a free to use resource built by The Huddle for all of CT.
Flake Finder can help you find forgotten funds across multiple chains, just by pasting your wallet address.
Check it out today
“Flake Finder can help you find forgotten funds across multiple chains, just by pasting your wallet address,” the post said.
How it works
The tool sits on The Huddle site at huddle.pudgypenguins.com/resources/flake-finder, the page linked from the @pudgypenguins account’s reply to its own post.
The page says Flake Finder is “Designed to help you find the small balances you may have forgotten about.” Users type in a wallet address and don’t connect a wallet. Results come back in a layout styled like a receipt.
The page calls the leftover balances “flakes.” It doesn’t say which kinds of holdings count, such as unclaimed airdrops, token dust or other assets.
Chain coverage
The X post says the tool covers “multiple chains.” When the page was checked, it listed Blast as a supported chain, with lookups powered by Routescan.io APIs. It didn’t name any other networks.
Privacy and disclaimers
The page says no lookup data stays on the site. “Addresses and names you enter aren’t saved. They’re gone when you leave this page,” it reads.
A standard disclaimer says the content is “for informational purposes only” and isn’t legal, tax, investment or financial advice. It adds that users “alone assume sole responsibility for evaluating the merits and risks.”
The page doesn’t name the people who built the tool. The X post credits The Huddle.
The Huddle
The Huddle is the Pudgy Penguins hub for holders. Its PENGU page calls the site “The home for Pudgy Penguins, Lil Pudgys and $PENGU holders.” A banner on the Flake Finder page notes a Huddle claim that ended Nov. 6, 2026.
Because Flake Finder only reads a public address, users never sign anything. Fake “forgotten funds” and claim sites that ask people to connect a wallet are a common way wallets get drained. The tool’s official link is the one posted from the verified @pudgypenguins account.
“Check it out today,” the post said.
