According to CoinDesk, ZynCoin, a memecoin that recently convinced Philip Morris to withdraw legal threats over the use of the Zyn name, is introducing a physical collectible called Comfy for its $ZYN community. The Comfy, now available for pre-sale, is an aluminum can made in the U.S. designed to store Zyn nicotine pouches. ZynCoin founder Colton Kirkpatrick explained that the product aims to attract a broader audience beyond crypto enthusiasts by offering a sleek design and unique features, such as a built-in bottle opener. Kirkpatrick likened the Comfy to the silver cigarette cases popular in the 1920s, emphasizing that the crypto aspect is intended to be a subtle yet appealing draw. He also mentioned that a portion of the profits from Comfy sales will be used for token buybacks to increase the value of the $ZYN token. When users purchase a Comfy, they can activate a unique code online that links their account to a crypto wallet holding $ZYN. The more $ZYN they hold, the higher their tier and the greater their weekly rewards. Despite the innovative launch, the $ZYN token has struggled in recent weeks, losing 50% of its value, according to CoinGecko data. Other memecoins like DogWifHat and BONK have also seen declines, though not as steep. Kirkpatrick noted that the Comfy is just the first step in building a larger $ZYN community, with meetups planned for later this year, likely in New York. Critics acknowledge a significant overlap in interests between Zyn users and crypto enthusiasts.