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EquiStar Review 2026: On-Chain Horse Racing on MultiversX

EquiStar is an on-chain horse racing game built around a 10,010-NFT collection, with its own ESTAR token and a Uniswap v4 liquidity pool. The main takeaway is that it is a niche game whose economics depend on token and pool activity, and several operating details are not published.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 5, 2026

DappsAtlas score

4.5/10

Weak

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Our verdict on Equistar

4.5/10

EquiStar suits NFT holders and players who want a simple on-chain horse racing game tied to a token and a liquidity pool. Its main strength is the clear design, with horses that have visible stats and race outcomes described as calculated on-chain. The main caveat is that the project does not publish audits, a licence or a full fee schedule in the material reviewed, and the value of horses and the ESTAR token depend heavily on player activity and market prices. Read the rules and check fees in the interface before you commit any funds.

Score breakdown

How Equistar scores

Security: 3.0/10
Ease of use: 5.0/10
Fees: n/a
Features: 6.0/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Equistar?

EquiStar is an on-chain horse racing game built around a collection of 10,010 NFTs. The project's documentation says the collection was the first released by EstarGames and runs on the MultiversX blockchain. Each horse is listed with stats including speed, endurance, luck, agility and wins.

The project's documentation describes the racing as fully on-chain and built into a Uniswap v4 liquidity pool, with no off-chain servers running the races. Public posts mention a 10,000-token supply, 10,000 LP shares, and fees from swaps, races and marketplace trades. The project also announces weekly tournaments and an airdrop of its ESTAR token to eligible NFT holders.

The project's status in 2026 appears active, given the airdrop material dated June 2026. The homepage could not be reviewed directly for this page, so the details here come from the project's documentation and third-party snippets. The project does not publish full fee schedules, audit reports or licensing details in the material reviewed.

How Equistar works

EquiStar combines an NFT collection with a racing game and a token. Each horse is an NFT with stats such as speed, endurance, luck and agility, and the project describes the racing as fully on-chain, meaning the results are calculated by the contract rather than by a private server.

The game is tied to a Uniswap v4 liquidity pool. A liquidity pool is a shared pot of two tokens that traders swap against, and the people who supply liquidity earn part of the swap fees. The project's documentation describes the racing as built into this pool, so fees from swaps, races and marketplace trades flow into the same economic system.

Holders can earn ESTAR through an airdrop snapshot of NFT ownership points, and public posts mention weekly tournaments. Newcomers should understand that the value of each horse, the ESTAR token and the pool all depend on player activity and market prices.

4 features

Key features

Horse stats and racing

Each horse in the EquiStar collection carries listed stats including speed, endurance, luck, agility and wins, which affect how it races.

Fee-based pool economy

Public material describes swap, race and marketplace fees feeding the pool. The exact amounts are not published in the material reviewed.

ESTAR token airdrop

The ESTAR token is distributed through a holder snapshot airdrop tied to NFT ownership points.

Weekly tournaments

The project runs scheduled community tournaments, with prize rewards announced on its social channels.

Pros and cons

What we like

Clear on-chain design, with race outcomes described as calculated by the contract rather than by a server.
A defined NFT collection of 10,010 horses with visible stats.
Ties game activity to a liquidity pool, so fees may reward supply providers and holders.
Community tournaments and token airdrops give holders reasons to stay engaged.

Watch out for

The project's own documentation and search snippets do not describe audits, a team or a licence in the material available for this review.
Race, swap and marketplace fees are referenced, but the rate schedule is not shown in the material available for this review.
Economic value depends on the ESTAR token and the liquidity pool, which can fall sharply in price or thin out.
The Uniswap v4 pool and the MultiversX NFT collection are described in different sources, so the chain setup is not fully clear from public material.

Equistar fees

Public material mentions swap fees, race fees and marketplace fees, but the project does not publish a full fee schedule in the material reviewed. Fees would appear in the pool and game interface at the point of each action, so check the current rates there before you trade or race.

Is Equistar safe?

The project does not publish a third-party audit report or a custody model in the material reviewed. Smart-contract risk applies to the game, the NFT collection and the pool, and a bug or exploit could affect funds. Token and pool prices can change quickly, and liquidity can dry up.

No regulatory licence is stated in the material reviewed. Rules for crypto games and token activity vary by country, so check the rules where you live before participating. Online and crypto-based games are intended for adults aged 18 and over, and you should set a budget and stop when you reach it.

7 steps

How to get started with Equistar

1
Read the project's documentation at the official site to understand the racing rules and the token.
2
Review the EquiStar NFT collection and the stats of the horses you are considering.
3
Check whether you hold eligible NFTs and whether an airdrop snapshot applies to your wallet.
4
Connect a compatible MultiversX wallet and confirm which network the game runs on.
5
Review the swap, race and marketplace fees shown in the interface before any transaction.
6
Start with a small amount to learn how the pool and races work.
7
Keep records of your transactions for tax purposes in your jurisdiction.

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Who Equistar is for

EquiStar is aimed at people who already hold or are interested in the EquiStar NFT collection and who want to take part in on-chain horse racing and the ESTAR airdrop. It suits readers comfortable with crypto wallets and token risk. It is less suited to people looking for a fixed-return product or a game with a published fee schedule and audit record.

Equistar FAQs

What is EquiStar?

EquiStar is described as a fully on-chain horse racing game. Each horse has listed stats such as speed, endurance, luck and agility, and races are run by on-chain logic rather than off-chain servers.

How does the liquidity pool connect to the game?

The project's documentation describes a Uniswap v4 liquidity pool as the base layer of the game. The 10,000 tokens and 10,000 LP shares mentioned in public posts suggest that the pool holds the game's liquidity, and that players and holders earn from swap, race and marketplace fees.

What is the ESTAR airdrop?

Public material says that holders of the EquiStar and Horses NFT collection can earn points, and that every 10 points earns 1 ESTAR. Holders below 10 points are not included, and the snapshot is run by project admins. The project does not publish full eligibility terms in the material reviewed.

Is EquiStar audited?

The project does not publish a licence or audit report in the material reviewed. Check the smart contracts and any audit reports yourself before committing funds, and treat the token as a high-risk asset.

Is EquiStar risky?

The game is built around digital assets and a token. Prices can move quickly, and a game economy can lose liquidity or interest. Only spend what you can afford to lose, and check the rules and fees for your own jurisdiction.

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