If the NeftyBlocks site won't load, it's easy to assume your blends are gone with it. They aren't. A blend isn't stored on a website — it's a public recipe living in the blend.nefty smart contract on the WAX blockchain, and your NFTs live in atomicassets. A frontend going offline cannot touch either of them.
That's the whole idea behind NeftyFusion: an independent, community-built interface to the same contract. When one frontend is unreachable, you can open your blend here and execute it with the same ingredients, for the same result.
Last updated July 2026
This distinction is the single most useful thing to understand about on-chain blending. There are three separate layers, and only one of them can actually go down in a way that stops you:
blend.nefty — holds every blend recipe. Public, permissionless, readable by anyone. This is where your blend actually is.When people search “NeftyBlocks down”, they're nearly always hitting a frontend problem. The chain is fine and the contract is fine — so the blend is fine. You just need a different window onto it.
We're not trying to tell you NeftyBlocks is bad — they authored the blend protocol this entire ecosystem runs on, including us. The honest difference is narrow and specific: we're an independent frontend built to keep working when a frontend fails.
| Dimension | NeftyBlocks | NeftyFusion |
|---|---|---|
| Blend protocol | blend.nefty (they built it) | blend.nefty (same contract) |
| Where your blends live | On-chain | On-chain |
| Works if the other UI is down | — | Yes — independent frontend |
| RPC failover | Not published | Automatic across 4 endpoints |
| IPFS gateway failover | Not published | Automatic across 7 gateways |
| Account required | Wallet | Wallet only — no account, no email |
| Custody of your NFTs | Non-custodial | Non-custodial |
| Fee waiver | — | Stake 5,000+ MINTY → fees waived |
How we compare:rows describe NeftyFusion's own measurable configuration (endpoint counts come straight from our runtime config) against NeftyBlocks' publicly documented behaviour. Where they don't publish a detail, we say “not published” rather than guess. No pay-for-placement; nobody paid to appear here.
If the site won't load for you, check whether the chain itself is healthy — a WAX block explorer will still show the blend.nefty contract producing transactions. If the chain is fine and only the site is unreachable, it's a frontend outage, and your blends are unaffected.
No. Your NFTs live in the atomicassets contract and your blends live in blend.nefty — both on the WAX blockchain, not on any company's servers. A website going offline cannot delete, lock, or alter them.
Yes. Because the blend is a public on-chain recipe, any frontend can read and execute it. NeftyFusion reads the same blend.nefty contract, so a blend you found on NeftyBlocks can be executed here with the same ingredients and the same result.
No. NeftyBlocks built the blend protocol and NeftyFusion is an independent, community-built frontend for it. We're not affiliated with or endorsed by them — we just read the same public contract that anyone is free to read.
Most outages are frontend-side: one API or one RPC node fails and the site can't read the chain. NeftyFusion fails over automatically across 4 WAX RPC endpoints and 7 IPFS gateways, so one provider going down doesn't take the interface with it.
Never. It's non-custodial: you connect a wallet (Anchor, WAX Cloud Wallet, or Wombat) and sign every transaction yourself. NeftyFusion cannot move, hold, or spend your NFTs — it only builds the transaction you approve.
An NFT blend pays a 2 WAX RAM fee that covers on-chain storage. Stake 5,000 or more MINTY and platform fees are waived automatically. You always pay WAX network fees, which on WAX are effectively zero.
Connect a wallet and execute any blend on blend.nefty — no account needed.
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