Madworld Review 2026: NFT Culture Platform and the UMAD Token

Madworld is a Web3 project that describes itself as an ecosystem for artists, creators, fans, investors and collectors. It concentrates on four areas: anime, extreme sports, fashion and music. It operates under the name Insanity Limited according to the site footer.

The project's best-documented milestones date from 2021. It sold its MADminds NFT series and ran a public sale of 55 million UMAD tokens at a listed price of $0.028, raising a reported US$1.54 million. The sale ran across several launch platforms, including an Animoca Brands launchpad.

The homepage names five co-founders plus a marketing chief and a business development lead, and lists advisors including three from Animoca Brands. Beyond that it speaks in broad terms of a multi-year roadmap with games, collaborations and a metaverse, without dates or specifics.

Madworld creates NFT collections around anime, extreme sports, fashion and music, and sells them through drops announced on its social channels. After the initial mint, the NFTs trade on public marketplaces such as OpenSea. The project says it will add its own marketplace.

UMAD is the ecosystem token. It was sold publicly in late November 2021 and trades against WETH on Uniswap and Sushiswap. The project says it can be used for governance, liquidity farming, utility purchases, and marketing and content. The homepage adds that tighter links between NFTs and UMAD will be announced.

The homepage describes a longer roadmap of digital experiences, games, brand collaborations, a metaverse and stacked rewards. Partners are expected to follow a stated ethos of connectedness, culture and community. How far these plans have been delivered is not documented on the homepage.

Madworld does not publish a fee schedule on its homepage. NFT mint prices are announced per drop through its social channels, and any marketplace fees or royalties would be shown on the selling platform at the time of purchase.

UMAD trades on decentralized exchanges, so buyers pay the usual network gas fees and exchange swap fees. These vary with the chain and market conditions and are not set by Madworld.

Madworld does not link audit reports on its homepage, so smart-contract risk for the NFT and token contracts cannot be assessed from the site. Buyers should verify contract addresses through official channels and check for independent audits before sending funds.

The operator is named as Insanity Limited, and the Terms and Conditions include a KYC/AML statement. The homepage does not state a regulatory licence. Both UMAD and the NFTs are speculative assets whose prices can drop sharply, and NFTs may be hard to resell.

Madworld is for NFT collectors and fans of anime, extreme sports, fashion and music who like brand-led drops and are comfortable with the price swings of small-cap tokens. It is not suited to anyone who needs audited contracts, fixed fee schedules or a finished product suite.