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A fixed-supply contract with no owner powers. 34% of supply sits in a bridge contract and 35% in team contracts; 7 unidentified holders hold 18% together.
Axie Infinity is a blockchain game built around collecting, breeding, and battling fantasy creatures called Axies. Each Axie is an NFT, so players own their creatures outright and can trade or sell them, and those same creatures are the units fielded in battle. The game runs on Ronin, an Ethereum-linked chain built specifically for it, with Ethereum still involved in asset movement. It is catalogued under card games, casual, multiplayer, NFT MMORPG, and NFT strategy, reflecting a design that mixes team-and-deck building with collectible ownership. The official site is axieinfinity.com.
The core loop is collect, breed, battle. Players assemble a team of Axies and take them into turn-based, card-driven combat against other players, where each Axie's body parts determine the cards it brings to the fight. Breeding lets owners produce new Axies from ones they already hold, which can be kept for battle or sold on. Because Axies are tradable assets rather than locked account data, a roster can be bought into, expanded, or liquidated at any point, which makes team composition a strategic and an economic decision at the same time.
Axie Infinity uses play-to-earn mechanics: in-game activity and battle wins can pay out cryptocurrency rewards, and value also moves through the asset layer, since the Axies themselves can be traded and sold. The Ethereum-plus-Ronin setup underpins that asset movement. Earnings depend heavily on market conditions and on how much time and starting capital a player commits — nothing here is a guaranteed return.
Axie Infinity became widely known for pairing a distinctive creature-battler with the prospect of earning real money, and much of its audience arrived for the earning angle rather than the gameplay alone. Players who want a strategy and collection game where the collection has an open market attached will find that combination here. Players with no interest in owning and trading NFTs should know that a large part of the design will not apply to them.
Axie Infinity is a turn-based, card-driven creature battler from Sky Mavis, built on Ronin — a chain the studio created for the game itself, with Ethereum still handling asset movement in and out. You field a small squad of Axies, and each Axie's body parts determine the cards it brings to a match, so collecting and deckbuilding are the same decision rather than two separate systems. Breeding produces new Axies from ones you already own, which can be kept or sold.
What works is that the combat is tighter than the play-to-earn reputation suggests: small teams, visible information, and energy limits that make each turn a real choice. The free non-NFT starter Axies matter too — you can learn the game and reach the ranked modes without buying a team first, which was not true in the game's peak era.
What does not work as smoothly is everything around the match. Setup runs through a Ronin wallet, and a lost seed phrase means a lost roster. Rewards fluctuate with token markets and with rule changes the studio makes to curb farming, so anyone treating it as income is exposed to decisions outside their control.
It suits players who enjoy small-squad tactics and are comfortable holding tradable assets. Anyone who wants a card game without a wallet attached should look elsewhere.
This is our own editorial assessment. The score comes from our full review; the player ratings come from players.






A free-to-start creature card battler with active Origins seasons and land rewards, best for strategy fans and collectors, not for anyone chasing income.
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The overall result is for the home chain, Ethereum. AXS also trades on Ronin and BNB Chain; each copy is checked on its own in the tabs below.
Red flag on the BNB Chain copy: GoPlus reports a honeypot by the same creator. Check which chain you buy on.
A fixed-supply contract with no owner powers. 34% of supply sits in a bridge contract and 35% in team contracts; 7 unidentified holders hold 18% together.
Top holders as a share of total supply: what each address is, and how we know
0xf333…440aknown bridge contract LockReleaseTokenPoolBlockscout33.7%0x73b1…1162contract deployed by the token creatorBlockscout32.9%0x24b0…77e5no public label foundBlockscout11.2%0xd631…d641multisig 3/4multisig2.6%0xf977…acecno public label foundBlockscout1.9%0xea8b…779cno public label foundBlockscout1.8%0xca32…61edno public label foundBlockscout0.9%0x99a8…56b0no public label foundBlockscout0.8%0x28c6…1d60no public label foundBlockscout0.6%0xa312…b647no public label foundBlockscout0.6%Not enough data for a score: the contract was identified, but too few of the checks could run.
No score: we could not check enough of this token to give a number.
Not checked on this chain
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Not enough data for a score: the contract was identified, but too few of the checks could run.
No score: we could not check enough of this token to give a number.
Top holders as a share of total supply: what each address is, and how we know
0xf977…acecno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus54.3%0x5a52…efcbno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus22.2%0x8652…8d96no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.9%0x4982…89cbno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.3%0x655f…1d51no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.7%0x98ad…ba9dno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.6%0xefaa…19b7no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.5%0x2e8f…5e64no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.5%0x76ea…18a2no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.5%0x8894…d4e3no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.5%HysWcb…cPK5It is an automated check of the token’s smart contract and of who holds it. It answers one question: could someone mint new tokens, block sales, or suddenly dump a large share on the market? It does not rate the game itself, and it is not a professional security review.
Four parts adding up to 100: code and ownership 30, trading safety 25, holder distribution 25, liquidity 20. A honeypot, or an owner who can change balances, drops the score straight to High risk whatever the rest says.
From public data, in this order: the verified contract name on the block explorer, whether the token’s own deployer created the contract, ENS names, multisig signer rules, and public exchange labels. Anything we cannot identify is shown as “Unidentified wallet”.
Only when a DEX is where the token mainly trades. That is where rug pulls happen: the owner pulls the pool and the price collapses.
Then there is no check on its page. Games without a token, or with NFTs only, lose nothing in ratings or rankings.






































































































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