TIEXO

TIEXO was a multichain NFT explorer and analytics hub built by the team behind Moonlet — a non-custodial wallet and node operator with validator infrastructure on Solana and several other blockchains. The project originated at the IGNITION Solana Hackathon, where the Moonlet engineering team submitted an early version of its generative NFT creation toolbox. TIEXO subsequently grew into a broader platform combining NFT discovery, real-time market analytics, marketplace aggregation, and collection creation tools, with Solana as its primary chain. The project was wound down in late 2024; as of 2025 the tiexo.com domain redirects permanently to moonlet.io and no TIEXO-branded product pages remain accessible.

NFT Explorer and Analytics

The core product was a multichain NFT explorer that allowed users to search collections by name or contract address, view floor prices, sales history, trading volume, and trait rarity distributions. Data was aggregated in real time, enabling users to monitor collection performance across supported networks from a single dashboard. Analytics were available both on the web platform and through a companion iOS app — TIEXO: Multichain NFT Explorer — that brought collection browsing and portfolio tracking to mobile with a design philosophy the team described as mobile-first.

Marketplace Listings Aggregator

TIEXO indexed listings from dozens of NFT marketplaces simultaneously, surfacing unified bids, asks, and recent sales without requiring users to visit individual platforms. The listings aggregator was intended to help buyers identify the best available price across fragmented NFT secondary markets. The platform described itself as indexing dozens of marketplaces and millions of collections.

Artists Toolbox

A browser-based generative NFT creation tool allowed artists to launch large collections algorithmically without writing code. The toolbox supported compatibility rules — for example, preventing logically conflicting trait combinations such as incompatible hat and hair attributes — alongside rarity targeting, preview mixing of generated assets, and direct export to Candy Machine format for Solana deployment. TIEXO built its own Cryptonauts collection using the toolbox, making the 10,000-piece generative set a live proof-of-concept for the product. The Artists Toolbox ran entirely in the browser with no backend requirement in its initial form, and was developed as a proof-of-concept before the team outlined plans for backend integration and mobile expansion.

Supported Chains

TIEXO launched on Solana and expanded over time to Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Aptos. The Aptos integration — which indexed all major Aptos NFT marketplaces and associated collection metadata — was highlighted by the team as a significant milestone in its multichain expansion strategy beyond EVM and Solana ecosystems.

Token Economy and Staking

TIEXO operated a token economy tied to its NFT collections. NFTs and platform badges could be staked for TIEXO tokens, which provided holders with reduced marketplace fees, governance voting rights, and airdrop eligibility. The Cryptonauts collection served as the flagship staking vehicle within this system.

Team

The project was built by six core engineers collaborating with twelve professional artists covering visual illustration, concept art, three-dimensional design, and voxel art. The founding engineers came from Moonlet, which at the time operated as a non-custodial multi-chain wallet and a node operator for Solana, Ethereum, Binance, and other networks. The team was described as fully doxxed, with members maintaining public LinkedIn profiles.

Wind-Down

By mid-2024 TIEXO had entered wind-down. The team launched a Burning Program under which holders of eligible TIEXO NFTs could submit their assets and recoup either the original mint price in SOL or the SOL value of the holder's most recent Validated Transaction, subject to terms and conditions. The program ran for approximately 230 days, was extended by an additional 60 days to ensure full access for all eligible participants, and formally concluded on December 31, 2024.

Following the close of the Burning Program, the tiexo.com domain was redirected via a permanent 301 redirect to moonlet.io — Moonlet's infrastructure and staking platform, which focuses on validator nodes, RPC services, and non-custodial staking dashboards across more than 40 blockchain networks. As of mid-2026, no TIEXO-branded pages remain accessible at the domain; all paths resolve to the Moonlet landing page. The iOS application has been removed from the App Store. TIEXO appears fully discontinued.

Connection to Solana

TIEXO was Solana-native in its origins and economics. The IGNITION hackathon submission targeted Solana's NFT ecosystem, the Artists Toolbox exported directly to Candy Machine, and the Burning Program paid out in SOL. While the platform expanded to other chains during its operational life, Solana remained the backbone of its mint economy, staking infrastructure, and wind-down mechanics.