NFT

Coins in the NFT category. 23 coins listed. Updated weekly.

Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are unique digital assets representing ownership of specific items or content. Explore the listed coins and compare what they do and how they are categorized.

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Render render
#85

Render's current token is Solana RENDER; Ethereum and Polygon RNDR are legacy assets with a one-way 1:1 upgrade. GPU work can earn node rewards and token balances can vote on RNPs, but holding RENDER alone grants neither compute, job income nor ownership of the Foundation or OTOY.

AINFT nft
#126

APENFT’s NFT ticker survived the October 2025 AINFT rebrand. Art-market links remain on the current AI site, while its trading-agent benchmark is still a simulated private preview.

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance fet
#129

FET remains the live native and ERC-20 asset behind the ASI brand. AGIX, OCEAN and CUDOS entered through different conversions, but Ocean later left; native staking and governance require action, and a token balance does not own AI models, data or compute.

FLOKI floki
#159

FLOKI is an Ethereum and BNB Chain token whose community relaunch and 2022 Nottingham migration produced today’s fixed-supply contracts. It now links to a live locker, TOKEN-reward staking and the Valhalla game on opBNB, but each product connects to FLOKI differently. DAO votes coexist with treasury and product multisigs; token-contract ownership is renounced, while holders receive no company equity, revenue or redemption claim.

Ethereum Name Service ens
#173

ENS is three things people often collapse into one: a registry and resolver system, renewable .eth registrations, and an ERC20 governance token. A name manager can change records, the registrar enforces expiry, and delegated ENS votes steer DAO-controlled contracts and treasury—without granting ownership of ENS Labs or the Foundation.

Axie Infinity axs
#186

AXS is a capped 270 million governance and ecosystem token; SLP is an uncapped game resource; Axies are NFTs governed by separate ownership and artwork-license terms. Their economy moved from Ethereum to Ronin, survived a five-key bridge breach, then moved to CCIP and an Ethereum L2 while treasury voting remained narrower than control of the game.

Chiliz chz
#202

CHZ began as an 8,888,888,888-token Ethereum issue and now pays gas and secures Chiliz Chain. Dragon8 made supply inflationary, while validator-gated chain governance and Socios Fan Token polls confer narrower powers than ownership of Chiliz or a sports club.

Decentraland mana
#205

Decentraland divided a virtual world among MANA currency, coordinate-based LAND, composable Estates and permission to publish content. DAO votes can steer treasury and registry changes, while multisignature committees, the Security Advisory Board, Foundation-built applications and mixed server infrastructure hold different parts of the city.

ApeCoin ape
#207

APE began in 2022 as the ballot and ecosystem currency around BAYC, but its last decisive DAO vote in June 2025 abolished tokenholder governance and authorized the transfer of the remaining organization’s assets and operations to ApeCo. The fixed one-billion ERC-20 now functions chiefly as ApeChain gas and an ecosystem payment asset; it is not equity, a BAYC, an IP licence, a treasury share or a redemption claim.

The Sandbox sand
#216

The Sandbox calls SAND money, LAND property and ASSETs creations, but each label maps to a different contract and a different legal right. This biography follows Pixowl's game into Animoca's platform, Polygon bridges and a DAO whose votes coexist with company moderation and upgradeable NFT contracts.

Immutable imx
#235

IMX outlived the chain that gave it a name. Immutable X stopped writes in February 2026, while the fully minted 2-billion-cap Ethereum token became native gas on Immutable Chain; staking, bridge passage, Passport policy and corporate rights still sit in separate trust systems.

Audiera beat
#240

Audiera moved from rhythm-game rewards toward an “agent-native economy,” but BEAT’s verified BNB Chain contract stayed simple. One billion tokens are fully minted and ownership is renounced; staking, veBEAT voting, airdrops, AI music and agent roles live in separately operated layers with different controls and incomplete legal identity.

WEMIX wemix
#267

WEMIX grew from Wemade Tree’s 2019 blockchain-game platform into the native coin of WEMIX3.0. MIR4, the 2022 mainnet migration, a circulation-disclosure dispute, the 2024 Brioche burn and the 2025 PLAY Bridge theft each changed what users had to trust.

GALA gala
#280

GALA is the ecosystem token that survived a 2023 Ethereum contract replacement and became GalaChain gas. Its 50 billion cap, dynamic emissions, node rewards and burns coexist with upgrade, mint, pause and blocklist roles—and none gives holders ownership of Gala’s games, music, films or companies.

Beam beam
#326

BEAM is the gas, staking and governance asset of the Avalanche-based Beam gaming network. The migration converted 1 MC into 100 BEAM; this asset is unrelated to the Mimblewimble privacy coin of the same name.

SuperVerse super
#384

SUPER kept its contract while SuperFarm shed a no-code NFT-farm thesis, paused GigaMart and became SuperVerse; current value routes through games, staking and Blackhole, with owner and legal limits intact.

ECOMI omi
#411

ECOMI Technology Pte. Ltd. issues OMI, a 750-billion-cap token used for VeVe-related MCP benefits and Base-based StackR collectible trades. Ethereum OMI is 0xeD35…1749e and Base OMI is 0x3792…3299; OMI is separate from VeVe collectibles, their limited IP licences and VeVe's internal Gems.

Flow flow
#418

Flow is the proof-of-stake chain Dapper Labs began after CryptoKitties exposed consumer-scale limits. FLOW pays fees and storage, secures four validator roles and fuels both Cadence and Flow EVM, but it does not by itself grant equity, redemption or an automatic binding vote.

Enjin Coin enj
#432

Enjin Coin began in 2017 as Ethereum collateral for game items, then followed Enjin through JumpNet, Efinity and a 2023 Layer 1 migration. Native ENJ now pays for and secures a two-chain NFT system whose supply policy differs from the original fixed billion.

Loaded Lions lion
#466

Loaded Lions began as Crypto.com’s 2021 NFT club. A chain migration made its collectibles usable in Mane City; LION arrived later to reward that community. Today the mobile game lets people begin without either an NFT or crypto.

Blur blur
#468

Blur used a fast professional NFT market and Care Package campaigns to turn activity into BLUR ownership. Blend then extended the contest into credit: lenders choose terms, replacement offers or rising-rate auctions decide continuation, and token votes control protocol parameters rather than individual loans.

XYO Network xyo
#479

XYO grew from a 2012 Bluetooth-finder business into a cryptographic location project, the 2019 COIN app and a 2025 Layer One. XYO, COIN points, XY Labs shares and XL1 confer different rights, while signed device histories improve provenance without certifying physical truth.

Non-Playable Coin npc
#484

Non-Playable Coin turned the anonymous 2018 NPC Wojak into a 2023 token pair: one fixed inventory can sit as liquid ERC-20 NPC or identical ERC-1155 units. The conversion works on Ethereum, while metadata and cross-chain bridge control remain separate.

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