In Brief:
- Pudgy Penguins PENGU $0.006374 ▼ -12.8% has launched Flake Finder, a free tool made by The Huddle that searches a pasted wallet address for funds the owner may have forgotten.
- No wallet connection is needed. According to the tool page, the addresses and names people enter are not saved.
- The announcement says the tool works across multiple chains. On the tool page, Blast is the listed chain, and Routescan.io APIs supply the data.
Flake Finder, a new free tool from Pudgy Penguins, takes a wallet address and shows any small balances its owner may have stopped keeping track of.
The launch came in a post on X from the @pudgypenguins account, which described Flake Finder as “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 todayPudgy PenguinsView on X ↗
According to the post, “Flake Finder can help you find forgotten funds across multiple chains, just by pasting your wallet address.”
How it works
Flake Finder lives on The Huddle site at huddle.pudgypenguins.com/resources/flake-finder. The @pudgypenguins account linked to that page in a reply to its own announcement.
On the page, Flake Finder is described as “Designed to help you find the small balances you may have forgotten about.” People enter a wallet address by typing it in, with no wallet connection. The results are laid out to look like a receipt.
The page uses the word “flakes” for these leftover balances. It does not spell out which holdings are included, for example unclaimed airdrops, token dust or other assets.
Chain coverage
The X post promises coverage of “multiple chains.” At the time the page was checked, Blast was the only supported chain it named, and Routescan.io APIs power the lookups. No other networks were listed.
Privacy and disclaimers
The site says it keeps no lookup data. “Addresses and names you enter aren’t saved. They’re gone when you leave this page,” the page states.
The page also has a standard disclaimer saying the content is “for informational purposes only” and is not legal, tax, investment or financial advice. Users, it says, “alone assume sole responsibility for evaluating the merits and risks.”
No individual builders are named on the page. The X post gives credit to The Huddle.
The Huddle
The Huddle is the Pudgy Penguins hub for holders. On its PENGU page, the site calls itself “The home for Pudgy Penguins, Lil Pudgys and $PENGU holders.” The Flake Finder page carries a banner about a Huddle claim that ended Nov. 6, 2026.
Flake Finder reads only a public address, so users never have to sign anything. Fake “forgotten funds” and claim sites that ask people to connect a wallet are a frequent way wallets get drained. The official link to the tool is the one posted by the verified @pudgypenguins account.
The post closed with: “Check it out today.”