NFT Marketplaces: General · Review
ActiveNFT Hive Review 2026: A WAX NFT Marketplace With Creator Tools
NFT Hive is a marketplace on the WAX blockchain for buying, selling and creating NFTs, with analytics and bulk tools for creators. Activity looks small, and fees and audits are not published in the sources reviewed.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
6.0/10
Mixed
Our verdict on NFT Hive
6.0/10NFT Hive is a reasonable option for WAX collectors and creators who want a market focused on that ecosystem, with drops, analytics and bulk tools in one place. Its main strength is that WAX-specific focus and its creator utilities. The main caveats are low on-chain activity, no listed audits and unpublished fees. Anyone using it should read the terms, check fees in their wallet, and spend only what they can afford to lose.
Score breakdown
How NFT Hive scores
- Security
- 4.5/10
- Ease of use
- 6.5/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 6.5/10
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 NFT Hive?
NFT Hive is an NFT marketplace built on the WAX blockchain. Its homepage describes it as a place to create, buy and sell NFTs, and it calls itself the top marketplace for WAX NFTs. DefiLlama describes it as an NFT marketplace that also provides NFT analytics and bulk tools.
The navigation shows collections, a market page, PFPs, crafting and creator bulk tools. The footer adds analytics, CPU rental, a Telegram listing bot and a testnet creator, and links to a FAQ, imprint and terms of use. Public reporting points to drops, blends and an unpacker.
On-chain numbers are small. DefiLlama lists TVL of about $2,244, down 10.1% over seven days, and the project has been tracked since 20 November 2024. It has no token and no listed audits. Treat it as a niche tool for WAX collectors and creators.
How NFT Hive works
NFT Hive is a front end for NFTs that live on the WAX blockchain. Sellers list NFTs at a price, buyers pay with WAX, and ownership is recorded on-chain. The site indexes WAX NFT data so users can search by collection, schema and template.
Creators can set up drops, which are sales of newly created NFTs, and use bulk tools to manage many items at once. The homepage shows a 'Market out of Sync' indicator, which signals that the site compares its index against the chain, so listings can briefly lag the chain.
Like other marketplaces, users connect a wallet and approve each transaction themselves. The project does not describe the contract design or custody model in detail.
6 features
Key features
01
WAX NFT marketplace
Browse and trade NFTs from WAX collections through a market page with search and filtering by collection, schema and template.
02
Drops and creator tools
Creators can launch drops, and collectors can buy them. Public reporting also mention blends and an unpacker tool.
03
Bulk tools
The navigation lists Creator Bulk Tools aimed at people managing many NFTs or large collections.
04
NFT analytics
An analytics section is listed on the site, and DefiLlama describes the platform as providing NFT analytics.
05
PFPs and crafting
The homepage lists PFPs and Crafting sections alongside the main market and collections pages.
06
Extra utilities
The footer links to a CPU rental page, a Telegram listing bot and a testnet creator, suggesting extras for WAX users and builders.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Focused entirely on WAX NFTs, with collection, schema and template-level search.
- Creator tools include drops and bulk tools for managing many items.
- Includes analytics and extra utilities such as CPU rental and a Telegram listing bot.
- A testnet creator is linked, which lets creators try things without real assets.
- No native token is required to use the platform, according to DefiLlama.
Watch out for
- On-chain activity is small: DefiLlama shows about $2,244 TVL, down 10.1% over seven days.
- No audits are listed on DefiLlama, and none are mentioned on the homepage.
- Only WAX is supported, so it is no use for NFTs on other chains.
- Fee levels are not published in the material reviewed, so costs are unclear before trading.
- The homepage showed a 'Market out of Sync' status with a null block count, which suggests indexing can lag or fail.
- Claims such as 'best marketplace for Wax NFTs' are self-description and are not backed by figures.
NFT Hive fees
Fees are not stated publicly reviewed. The homepage and DefiLlama entry do not publish a marketplace fee percentage or creator fee schedule.
Users should check the site's FAQ and Terms of Use, and review the fee and resource costs shown in their WAX wallet before approving a transaction. WAX also charges network resource costs, which the site's Rent CPU link appears to address.
Is NFT Hive safe?
DefiLlama lists no audits for NFT Hive, and the homepage does not mention any. The project does not describe the smart-contract design, custody model or any past incidents, so none can be assessed here.
As with any NFT marketplace, the main risks are wallet approvals, fake or copied collections, and platform downtime or indexing errors. The homepage showed 'Market out of Sync' with a null block count at the time of capture. Verify the collection and template before buying, and do not approve transactions you do not understand. The site links to an imprint and terms of use, which are worth reading.
6 steps
How to get started with NFT Hive
- 1
Set up a WAX-compatible wallet and keep a small balance of WAX for transactions.
- 2
Open the NFT Hive site and read the FAQ and Terms of Use first.
- 3
Use the LOGIN button to connect your wallet.
- 4
Browse Collections or Market, and filter by collection, schema or template to find an NFT.
- 5
Check the price and fees on the confirmation screen before approving the transaction in your wallet.
- 6
If you are a creator, explore the drop creator and bulk tools, and consider testing on the testnet creator linked in the footer.
Who NFT Hive is for
NFT Hive suits WAX users who collect NFTs, creators who want to launch drops or manage collections in bulk, and traders who want WAX-specific analytics. It is not suited to people who want multi-chain support, published audits or deep liquidity.
NFT Hive FAQs
What is NFT Hive?
NFT Hive is an NFT marketplace on the WAX blockchain. Users can buy, sell and create NFTs, browse collections and drops, and use analytics and bulk tools.
Which blockchain does NFT Hive use?
DefiLlama lists WAX as the only chain. The homepage and search snippets also focus exclusively on WAX NFTs.
What are NFT Hive's fees?
The project does not publish a fee schedule. Check the FAQ and Terms of Use on the site, and the confirmation screen in your WAX wallet, before you trade.
Has NFT Hive been audited?
DefiLlama lists no audits for NFT Hive. That does not prove a problem, but it means there is no independent audit report to read in the sources reviewed.
How do I log in to NFT Hive?
The site has a LOGIN button, which implies connecting a WAX wallet. The project does not say which wallets are supported, so check the login options on the site.
Can I create and sell my own NFTs there?
Yes. The navigation lists Creator Bulk Tools, and public reporting mentions an NFT creator and drop creator for making drops. Details of the process are not given publicly.
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