Everything built on chain 1404

• The list comes from the chain, not from a press release. Every contract address here was read from our own Blockscout index of chain 1404. Nothing is on the list because someone said it exists.
• Contracts made by other contracts are included. A token launched on a DEX, an NFT collection made on a launchpad or a multisig wallet made by a factory never appears in an explorer's contract list. We find them another way: only a contract can emit an on-chain event, so every event emitter is counted.
• “Wallets” means distinct wallets that used a contract — sent it a transaction, or made it act through another contract (a swap reaches a liquidity pool through the router). It counts real use, which a raw transaction count cannot: one bot can send thousands of transactions.
• Almost nothing on this chain is source-verified. Contract names only exist where a token published one, or where we have identified the project by hand. An unnamed contract is not a suspicious one — it is simply unlabelled.
• Listing is not endorsement, and it is not an audit. WelshDAG has not reviewed the code of any third-party contract listed here. Check anything yourself before you send it money.
• BlockDAG's own apps are listed separately. X1, Tap Miner, the casino and the official staking site are BlockDAG products built for BlockDAG's own branch of the network, which split from this one on 15 July 2026. Contracts deployed before the split exist on both branches, so some of BlockDAG's may appear in the index above — most likely the token-claim and staking system under “Detected on chain”. We list them as unidentified until that can be confirmed.
• Refreshed every six hours. Holder, wallet and transaction counts come from our explorer's own records; contract code is read once from our RPC node and cached.

Built something on chain 1404 and want it named here? Send us the details → Tell us the project name, the contract addresses and a link, and it goes in the catalogue.