DYLI

61 reviews, 90% of them positive.90% positive · 61 reviews· Influence factor 55, above 11% of accounts

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From 12 activities · May 2026

DYLI is a Web3 merch marketplace that tokenizes physical items and collectibles, letting users create, drop, trade, and redeem in one place. Built on Abstract with low gas fees, it combines smooth UX with practical blockchain utility—offering creator tools like royalties and storefronts, plus gamified mechanics like Dibs profit share and Dabble Machines. Users praise the end-to-end experience, responsive team, and ability to earn diamonds and tickets for giveaways across real-world collections like Pudgy Penguins and Moonbirds.

What people say

Received · 61 Given · 0

“Nice project, was easy to earn some $$ on socks)”

zorn · 1369· 1y ago18

“realworld + web3”merch market and phisical stuff that you can wil in web3 gatcha station. you will never know what will you get (so i got only 3 stickers for about 2$) :) idk is it worth it.

0xGregory · 1264· 1y ago · neutral9

“Big fan of DYLI”DYLI is actually a pretty fun app! the idea of collecting and trading real products digitally, then shipping them out whenever you want, both of worlds come together like this digital and physical, which is awesome. Definitely something different and well done. Vragen aan ChatGPT

gradanski.eth · 1317· 1y ago9

“it’s top notch”DYLI is a crypto-native platform that combines physical merchandise with blockchain-backed ownership in an intuitive and creator-friendly way. Built on Abstract Chain, a Layer 2 Ethereum solution, DYLI handles everything from minting to warehousing to delivery—so creators can focus on building, and collectors can trade and redeem confidently. The platform eliminates gas fees entirely through the use of paymasters, making on-chain activity seamless and cost-free for users. At the core of DYLI is a clever fusion of NFTs and real-world utility. Every product drop is issued as an NFT—sealed, tradable, and later redeemable for its physical equivalent. This model enables speculative resale before the product is even opened, introducing a fresh dynamic to digital ownership and physical commerce. Notably, DYLI runs with a strong anti-bot and anti-fraud infrastructure, ensuring fairness in limited-edition drops. Their rewards system, called “diamonds,” incentivizes nearly every action—buying, selling, redeeming, referring, and even listing. These points are widely rumored to be leading toward a token drop in the near future, although nothing has been officially confirmed. Users can earn up to 50% of the transaction price back in diamonds, making participation feel rewarding and sticky.

PAUL before SAUL · 1248· 1y ago9

“@dyli_io showcases a clear and enthusiastic presence on X as the official voice of DYLI — a next-generation social comme”

$♣️ · 1253· 1y ago9

“abstract collection”I bought them few times while iwas farming opensea EXP company, nice collection

Regina · 1219· 1y ago9

“Great collectibles platform”I've been impressed with DYLI since I started using them to collect. They check a lot of boxes IMO. Easy to sign up with email or link up your self-custody wallets. Easy to pay with crypto or fiat. Benefitting from being on Abstract presently. And I think their Creator Studio and Storefront products are really intriguing. Definitely one to check on if you're into tokenized collectibles, or looking into tokenizing your own items or drops.

Archivum 🐜 · 1336· 1y ago9

“DYLI: The Marketplace I Didn’t Know I Needed”Tried DYLI and loved how easy it is to find cool merch and support creators. The platform is simple, fun, and lets you buy, hold, or resell collectibles without any hassle. Great for both collectors and creators—definitely worth a look if you’re into unique finds!

Zero Sum · 1298· 1y ago9

“Abstract's Collectible Commerce Platform”based collectible platform on abstract chain. my friend tom introduced this platform to me and i've been loving all the options of collectibles available. from custom merch from creators to pokemon cards to official drops from big web3 brands like goblintown, the platform has something for everyone interested in collectibles.

bee 🐝 · 1301· 1y ago9

“Web3 Commerce on Abstract”I’m loving how they’re shaking up the collectibles game with this whole Collectible Commerce™ vibe—buying, trading, and redeeming physical gear as NFTs is such a slick move. DYLI aims to transform the collectibles and merchandise market by merging social commerce with blockchain, offering a transparent, engaging platform where creators can monetize their influence and collectors can access exclusive, tradeable items. It’s positioned as a hub for discovering, trading, and redeeming limited-edition products, with a focus on community and innovation. Saw some buzz about it being a hidden gem, and I totally get why! The way they let creators drop exclusive merch and earn royalties while collectors can flex their finds or cash in for the real thing? That’s next-level Web3 innovation. The $GRIND pillow drop had me hyped, and those DYLI diamonds sound like a sweet deal. Gotta say, they need to speed up that creator onboarding, but I’m all in for where this is going. Keep slaying, DYLI!

huybt.eth · 1229· 1y ago · neutral9

“Pokemones at home”the excitement of opening cards has always been a boom for a long time it is a very good feeling brought to the web3 and receiving your pokemon in physical, making the connection very intuitive and innovative, a very solid platform with a first class team and attention are the highlights and that best call my attention, with a very low gas fee rate, making deliveries in less than 15 days this looks very promising for the collectors.

Alex ❄️ · 1318· 1y ago9

“Engaging Creator”@dyli\_io provides a dynamic, creator-centric platform that bridges blockchain with physical collectibles and gaming. With engaging drops, smart redemption features, and tools designed to support creators, the project is building a vibrant and functional ecosystem. It’s a valuable follow for those drawn to interactive, community-led innovation in the Web3 space.

Ibrahim · 1246· 1y ago9

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