Pudgy collaborates with fomo for an exclusive rooftop night in Seoul

Pudgy Penguins and fomo will host fomo Night on the rooftop of Weple Gallery in Seoul during Korea Blockchain Week 2026, scheduled for October 1 from 8 PM to midnight. Entry requires approval from the organizers, and the address will be hidden from those who do not pass.

The event targets traders, opinion leaders, founders, creators, partners, and community leaders, positioning it as an intimate gathering overlooking the Seoul skyline, offering music, drinks, and a joint experience, with no public ticket sales. The registration page shows that over seventy people are currently marked as going.

On the same day, during the day, the two parties will also hold the fomo300 live trading competition at the same venue: up to 300 traders will compete using platform leverage, with check-in at 2 PM and registration closing at 3 PM, featuring a real-time leaderboard. Winners will receive trophies and prizes, and some invited guests will have private poker games.

Pudgy has organized a series of events from September 28 to October 2 as part of the Pengu World Tour in Seoul, covering arcade day, pickleball, Lotte World, and a late-night card game in collaboration with KAST. Attendees can get a passport stamp linked to Solana ecosystem tokens at each event, with partners including Bitkub, MemeCore, Tangem, and Sway.

The main event of Korea Blockchain Week will take place from September 29 to October 1 at Walkerhill Hotel, with Upbit as the main sponsor. Pudgy has previously promoted its brand at airports, buses, and subways, and this year integrates the trading product fomo into the same offline traffic. The PENGU token is set to launch on Solana in December 2024, while the project also sells physical toys and shifts from mobile games to the browser-based Pudgy World.

In terms of market mechanics, what is bought is attention and trading account openings that can be filtered through approval during the Asian cycle, while what is sold is the social premium that cannot be priced in a public venue. Funds flow from brand marketing budgets and customer acquisition costs from trading platforms to venues, drinks, and passport stamp incentives; beneficiaries are platforms that can convert attendee lists into trading users and NFT brands that can convert offline stamps into token utility, while the burden falls on main exhibitors that only host public keynotes without a filtered list. The event is driven by the KBW schedule rather than a single day floor price.

Source: Public information