Fugz Names Unvault and Less Than Three, Ships Fug Hunt Tool
Fugz named its two teased partners — Unvault and Less Than Three — and launched Fug Hunt, a Collector Hub tool for curating and climbing collector ranks, founder yotdog69 said Aug. 14.

Fugz founder @yotdog69 said on Aug. 14 that the project has partnered with Unvault and Less Than Three, and shipped Fug Hunt, a new Collector Hub tool "built to help collectors curate and climb the ranks." The post resolves a tease @yotdog69 made on Aug. 10: two new partners "in the works," with neither named at the time.
That Aug. 10 post said one of the two partnerships would explore "genuinely exciting new tech," while the other would bring "our first ever Fugz partner product to life, something you'll actually be able to get your hands on" — a physical item. The same post promised a "super simple but very effective" addition to the Collector Hub. The Aug. 14 announcement names Unvault and Less Than Three as the two partners without specifying which fulfills which description.
The new partnerships and Fug Hunt build on a Collector Hub expansion @yotdog69 detailed on Aug. 11: every Fug now carries rarity-weighted badges that feed a "Collector Rank," and he wrote that "rarer badges = more diamonds," pointing collectors toward trait composition rather than floor price alone.
Founder yotdog69 also wrote on Aug. 3 that in the three days since the Collector Hub's launch, more than half of Fugz sales had cleared 50% or more above the collection's floor price — the founder's own characterization of his project's secondary market, which Fugz has not accompanied with a published baseline, exact date range, or marketplace source.
What's not confirmed
Several details remain open. Fugz has not said which new partner — Unvault or Less Than Three — corresponds to the "new tech" tease versus the physical-product tease from Aug. 10, or what either integration involves. The mechanics behind Collector Rank and Diamonds beyond badge rarity are undetailed. And whether Fug Hunt is live for collectors now or still rolling out is unstated in the Aug. 14 post.