TX NFT Explorer
Discover NFTs on the TX Blockchain
Browse collections, explore rarity tiers, and learn how NFTs work within the TX and Cosmos ecosystems. All collections use the CW-721 standard and are tradeable on the TX marketplace.
Rarity Tier
Category
6
Collections
16,706
Total NFTs
60 TX
Lowest Floor
5
Rarity Tiers
Legendary defenders of the TX network. Each Guardian represents a unique validator archetype protecting the chain through consensus and security.
5,000
Total Items
120 TX
Floor Price
Interstellar travelers exploring the Cosmos ecosystem through IBC. Each Voyager carries a unique star map charting cross-chain journeys and discoveries.
3,333
Total Items
85 TX
Floor Price
Cybernetic protectors forged in the genesis block. Sentinel holders gain exclusive access to security audits, bug bounty pools, and governance proposals.
2,500
Total Items
200 TX
Floor Price
Commemorating the earliest builders of the TX blockchain. Pioneer NFTs unlock boosted staking rewards and early access to new protocol features.
1,000
Total Items
350 TX
Floor Price
Animated portraits of the top-performing validators across the TX network. Holders receive a share of validator commission rewards distributed monthly.
777
Total Items
500 TX
Floor Price
Generative art pieces derived from the TX genesis block hash. Each block visualizes on-chain data as dynamic geometric patterns that evolve over time.
4,096
Total Items
60 TX
Floor Price
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Browse collections, mint new NFTs, and trade on the TX marketplace.
About This Tool
Browses NFT collections minted on the TX Blockchain, a Cosmos SDK chain in the Coherence ecosystem. Lists collections, individual tokens, owner history, and metadata stored on-chain or referenced via IPFS.
Queries hit a public TX node RPC. No wallet connection is required for browsing; transfers and minting happen elsewhere.
TX Blockchain runs an ICS-721-derived NFT module adapted to its consensus and fee structure. Each NFT is represented as a unique token ID inside a class (collection), with metadata either embedded directly in the token's on-chain data field or stored externally as a JSON document referenced by URI, typically on IPFS. The Cosmos SDK NFT module provides standard messages for minting, transferring, and querying tokens, and the TX implementation extends this with collection-level metadata and royalty configuration.
A worked example: a collection of 1,000 generative art pieces is minted as class 'tx1art123...' with token IDs 1 through 1000. Each token's metadata field contains an IPFS CID pointing to a JSON document describing the art (image URL, traits, attributes, edition number). Browsing the collection retrieves the on-chain class definition (name, description, total supply, royalty percent), then fetches each token's data field to display the gallery. Owner history for a single token comes from the chain's transaction log: every Transfer event referencing that token ID is timestamped and signed by the previous owner.
Limitations follow from the on-chain/off-chain split. IPFS metadata depends on continued pinning; a collection that referenced files on a now-defunct pinning service may show broken images while the on-chain ownership records remain intact. Some collections embed full metadata on-chain to avoid this risk, at higher minting cost. Cross-chain compatibility via IBC requires the destination chain to support the same NFT module; transfers to chains with different NFT semantics may not round-trip metadata correctly. Royalty enforcement is at the marketplace level, not the protocol level; sales on a marketplace that ignores royalty hints will not pay the creator their configured percentage.
The browser is read-only. Buying, selling, transferring, or minting requires a Cosmos-compatible wallet (Keplr, Leap, or similar) connected on a separate page, signing the appropriate MsgTransfer or MsgSend transaction. Public RPC endpoints rate-limit aggressive queries; a private archive node is appropriate for high-volume read access (analytics, indexing, bulk export).
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