Public sources in this review do not confirm that TofuNFT found success after rebranding, and one reference entry says the marketplace closed in May 2025. This guide explains what is known and how to check a marketplace's status yourself.
Tokel, also written Tokels, is a platform for creating tokens and NFTs without gas fees, according to its own description. This guide explains what tokenization platforms do, what the public material does and does not confirm, and how to evaluate one before you use it.
GameFi projects mix video game play with blockchain assets such as NFTs and tokens. This guide compares ten projects by genre and token model, explains the risks, and shows where to check current rewards and prices before you join.
Ten persistent gaming worlds in 2026 that combine shared spaces, things to do and, in most cases, optional blockchain features. Each entry explains what the world offers and what to check before you join.
A guide to ten gaming worlds that call themselves metaverses, what each one offers, and how their token and wallet features differ. Blockchain elements, token economies and current status change often, so each entry points you to where to verify the latest details.
Play-to-earn games let players earn tokens or collectibles through gameplay, but the rewards rise and fall with token markets and game economies. This guide ranks ten established titles, explains how each earn model works, and shows what to check before you spend time or money.
A practical shortlist of ten Ethereum DeFi dapps across lending, liquid staking, trading and stablecoins, with how each works and what to check before using it. It explains where to find current figures instead of relying on figures that change daily.
Several blockchains usually charge less than one US dollar per simple transfer, but their fees move with network load and token prices. This guide explains how fees work, which chains tend to stay cheap, and how to check current costs before you send.
A weekly list of dApp games only works if the picks are checked against current activity, so this guide gives a shortlist of five titles, the criteria to judge them, and where to confirm what is live before you play or spend.
Decentralized exchanges let you swap tokens from your own wallet without an account with a company. This guide compares five widely used DEXs, explains how each one works, and sets out the checks to run before you trade.
A weekly top-five list of DeFi dApps is only a snapshot, so this guide explains how to build a current shortlist yourself, which protocols recur across 2026 coverage, and the risks no ranking can show.
A weekly top-five list of DeFi dApps is only useful if you know how it was built and what can change. This guide explains how to judge DeFi apps yourself, then walks through five long-running protocols across different categories.
Five stablecoins that see wide use in Ethereum DeFi, each with a different backing model. This guide explains how each one works, what it is typically used for, and the trade-offs to check before relying on it.
Weekly top lists change quickly, so this guide explains how to judge Ethereum games, which five are worth checking now, and what to verify before you connect a wallet.
A weekly top five is hard to verify, so this guide explains how gambling dApps differ, how to compare them on licensing, custody, chains and fairness, and profiles five well-known options. It also covers the safety and legal checks to make before depositing anything.
A weekly list of gambling dApps shows which apps saw the most activity in a given week, not which are safest or best for you. This guide explains how to read such lists, profiles five on-chain options, and gives a checklist for judging any gambling dApp before you use it.
Weekly top-five lists of game dApps change quickly and rarely explain how they were built. This guide shows how to read those lists, check current standings yourself, and judge five example games on the points that matter.
Passive income from crypto comes from lending, staking, tokenized funds, liquidity provision and exchange earn programs, and each pays for a different risk. This guide explains how each works, what can go wrong, and how to check current rates yourself.
Play-to-earn guilds pool players, capital and management so members can join blockchain games they could not afford alone. This guide sets out five guild models, how each one shares rewards and risk, and a checklist for judging any guild before you commit time or money.
Simple play-to-earn games let you start with a phone or browser and little or no upfront spending. This guide compares five options on how they work, what they cost to start, and where token rewards can fall in value.
Blockchain games can support several kinds of businesses, from studios and marketplaces to guilds and tooling providers. This guide explains the main models, which example titles are worth studying, and the checks to run before you commit money or time.
Abstract, an Ethereum layer 2 for consumer apps, has announced it will shut down on 15 December 2026, so this guide focuses on how to find the apps that matter, judge them, and move your assets before the deadline.
A weekly top 5 list of exchange dApps can be useful, but its rankings change quickly and depend on the metric used. This guide explains how to build a shortlist you can check yourself and compares the main decentralized exchanges to know in 2026.
Generative art is one of the most studied corners of NFTs, and a handful of artists set the template for code-driven collecting. This guide covers the names that matter, what their work is, and how to research any artist before you collect.