About this archive
A quiet archive of NFT marketplaces: active, faded, acquired, and gone.
Minted & Gone preserves marketplace identities, status changes, timeline events, source notes, and archived traces in one place.
The current archive is an early source-reviewed draft. Records are evidence-backed enough for review, but they are not final public-quality certifications.
Minted & Gone is a historical registry for NFT marketplaces. It tracks marketplace names, aliases, categories, chain scope, status, shutdowns, acquisitions, community continuations, evidence notes, and what remains after a platform changes or disappears.
NFT marketplaces can disappear quietly. Domains expire, product pages change, support notices vanish, and old platform histories become hard to reconstruct. This archive keeps those traces reviewable.
The archive is for collectors, researchers, builders, writers, and curious readers who want to understand how the NFT marketplace landscape changed over time without relying on scattered memories or broken links.
It is not a trading dashboard, marketplace ranking, investment guide, safety certification, legal analysis, full smart-contract audit, or real-time monitoring guarantee.
Records should be read as evidence-backed historical drafts. Confidence levels, evidence notes, archived URLs, and record quality flags explain what is known and what still needs review.
If you know of a missing marketplace, archived source, official shutdown notice, successor path, or correction, submit it with source links. The archive is designed to improve over time.
Field-guide, not dashboard
Minted & Gone intentionally keeps uncertainty visible. The goal is not to smooth every record into a false certainty, but to preserve the current evidence, unresolved flags, and archive trail in a form that can be reviewed and improved.
Help the archive improve
Found a missing marketplace or correction? Submit a note. Want to help keep the archive maintained? Support this archive.