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Magic Eden Review 2026: NFTs, Ordinals and Runes

Magic Eden is a multi-chain marketplace for buying, selling and discovering NFTs, Bitcoin Ordinals and Runes. Its broad chain coverage is useful, but fee and security details are limited.

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated

DappsAtlas score

6.5/10

Good

Our verdict on Magic Eden

6.5/10

Magic Eden suits collectors and traders who want to browse NFTs across multiple chains or explore Bitcoin Ordinals and Runes through one marketplace. Its main strength is the breadth of supported assets and networks. The main caveats are that fee and royalty details are not published here, no audits are listed, and custody arrangements are unspecified. Check the transaction details in your wallet before signing, and consider the liquidity and volatility risks of the asset you are buying.

Score breakdown

How Magic Eden scores

Security
n/a
Ease of use
7.0/10
Fees
n/a
Features
7.0/10

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 Magic Eden?

Magic Eden is a multi-chain marketplace for discovering and trading NFTs, Bitcoin Ordinals and Runes. Its supported networks include Bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, ApeChain, Abstract, Berachain, Monad Testnet, Sei, BNB Chain and Polygon.

The platform brings assets from different chains into one marketplace interface, but each transaction still depends on the relevant network and a compatible wallet. Users should check the asset and chain carefully before signing. Fee details and custody arrangements are not specified here, and no audits are listed.

How Magic Eden works

Magic Eden brings NFT collections and Bitcoin assets together in a marketplace interface. Users can browse supported networks, inspect available assets, and choose to buy or sell. The platform also supports discovery and trading of Bitcoin Ordinals and Runes.

A transaction requires a compatible wallet and the relevant network. The wallet prompts you to review and approve the transaction; the exact process can vary by chain and asset type. Check the asset, network and any displayed fees before signing, since blockchain transactions may be difficult to reverse.

4 features

Key features

01

Multi-chain NFT trading

Browse and trade NFTs across several supported blockchain networks, including Bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base.

02

Bitcoin Ordinals

Discover and trade Bitcoin Ordinals, which associate digital content with individual satoshis.

03

Bitcoin Runes

The marketplace also supports Runes, a fungible-token protocol on Bitcoin.

04

Cross-chain discovery

Explore collections and assets across supported networks from one marketplace interface.

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Supports NFT discovery and trading across multiple blockchain networks.
  • Includes Bitcoin Ordinals and Runes alongside NFTs.
  • Offers a single marketplace interface for assets on different chains.

Watch out for

  • Marketplace fees and creator royalty details are not published here.
  • No audits are listed, and the platform’s custody arrangements are not specified.
  • Listings, wallets and transaction steps can differ across supported chains.
  • NFT and token prices can be volatile, and individual collections may have limited liquidity.

Magic Eden fees

Magic Eden’s marketplace fees and creator royalty details are not published here, so do not assume a transaction is free. Review the charges displayed in the listing or checkout flow before confirming. Network fees are separate and depend on the blockchain and transaction.

Is Magic Eden safe?

No audits are listed for Magic Eden, and its custody arrangements are not specified here. Users should treat wallet approvals and marketplace transactions with care, verify the network and asset details, and account for the possibility of phishing, smart-contract or protocol issues, and irreversible transactions. NFT and token values can also change sharply, and some assets may be difficult to sell.

Licensing and regulatory details are not specified here. Use only where permitted by local law; this is not a gambling service.

5 steps

How to get started with Magic Eden

  1. 1

    Open Magic Eden and connect a wallet compatible with the network you want to use.

  2. 2

    Choose the relevant blockchain and browse its collections, NFTs, Ordinals or Runes.

  3. 3

    Check the asset details, seller information and transaction network before proceeding.

  4. 4

    Review the complete price and any displayed charges in the listing or checkout flow.

  5. 5

    Confirm the transaction in your wallet, or follow the marketplace’s listing flow if you are selling.

Who Magic Eden is for

Magic Eden may suit NFT collectors and crypto users who want to discover assets across several chains, or who are specifically interested in Bitcoin Ordinals and Runes. It is less suited to users who need clearly published fee and royalty schedules or detailed information about audits and custody before choosing a marketplace.

Magic Eden FAQs

What is Magic Eden?

Magic Eden is an NFT marketplace that also supports Bitcoin Ordinals and Runes. It offers discovery and trading across several blockchain networks.

Which blockchains does Magic Eden support?

Magic Eden lists support for Bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, ApeChain, Abstract, Berachain, Monad Testnet, Sei, BNB Chain and Polygon. Check that the asset and your wallet are on the same supported network before transacting.

Can you buy Bitcoin Ordinals on Magic Eden?

Yes. Magic Eden describes itself as a platform for buying, selling and discovering Bitcoin Ordinals and Runes, as well as NFTs on other supported chains.

What fees does Magic Eden charge?

Marketplace fees and creator royalties are not published here. Review the charges shown in the listing or checkout flow before confirming a transaction, and account for any network fee.

Is Magic Eden safe to use?

Magic Eden has no audits listed, and its custody arrangements are not specified here. Use care when signing wallet transactions and verify the asset, network and transaction details before confirming.

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How we checked

Sources

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