I’ve been in the Splinterlands for not many days, still trying to figure it out fully for a while now, and one thing that always bothered me which is the marketplace fees. Every time I sold something, a chunk of it just vanished into thin air. It’s frustrating, especially when you’re just trying to grow your deck.
But recently, I found something that honestly feels like a breath of fresh air — it’s called AHONEX. It’s not flashy or complicated. Just simple, player-to-player trading, without all the extra cuts.
AHONEX is a peer-to-peer market for Splinterlands players which is built on Hive. There is no middlemen or big commissions, it just direct trades between players. You post your card, someone buys it, and that’s it. It’s one kind of like handing a card to your friend and getting DEC right back, no third party things.
I was tired of losing 5% on every sale. That’s the main reason I even looked for alternatives. I was looking for alternatives and then suddenly found AHONEX and gave it a try. It gives me freedom like, I set my own prices, no restrictions, no crazy fees. In some cases, it’s basically free. The good thing is It works with your Hive wallet. You need no extra setup. The best part is it’s built by Hive people. People who actually play the game and know what we need.
Here’s what to do:
No waiting, no confusion. Everything is smooth as butter.
Now, just because it’s peer-to-peer doesn’t mean it's not safe. You have to be much responsible when you are making any transactions. For your safety you must always check the seller’s Hive profile before buying. Just make sure they look active and legit. And if something still feels confusing, don’t be afraid to communicate people in the community. It’s a great system, but trust is still very important.
If you're someone who trades often, or just wants a better deal, AHONEX is worth checking out. It's simple, it's direct, and it gives you more control. Plus, supporting something built by the Hive community always feels good. Let me know if you've used it or if you’re planning to.
All the screenshots are from Ahonex
