People are measuring B.Duck with the wrong yardstick.
If your benchmark is Western awareness, sure, B.Duck may look like a random cute mascot.
In Asia, especially China, it is a different story.
B.Duck is one of the most recognizable local consumer IPs in the region, and the numbers are bigger than most people realize:
• 400 plus authorized products.
• 30,000 plus SKUs across domestic and international markets.
• 2,000 plus offline stores in 600 plus cities across China.
• 20m plus fans across e-commerce and social platforms.
• 740m plus views on B.Duck related content.
• Parent company listed on HKEX Main Board under 2250.HK.
• 2025 revenue of HK$172.5m (US$22m).
• Guinness World Record holder for the largest inflatable rubber duck sculpture.
So when people say “B.Duck is not that big,” I think they are mostly saying “I personally have not seen it much.”
Those are very different things.
For @realRiceAi, this is a real Asia consumer IP collab with a listed company behind it, a large licensing network, and actual brand reach outside the crypto bubble.
That is why I think this milestone is being overlooked.
And I know this is not the last IP collab that is @realRiceAI is doing, and IP collabs are not the only thing in the pipeline.
Something bigger is coming.
More is coming. 🪂
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