TapTools Adds Wayup Data as the Cardano NFT Market Reorganizes After JPG Store Shutdown

TapTools announced on May 26 that data from the Cardano NFT marketplace Wayup is now available on its platform. According to Wayup, the integration should make CNFT volume and sales data more visible, including activity that was not previously fully captured in analytics views.

The update comes only days after JPG Store stopped operating as a user interface, pushing the Cardano NFT market into a faster period of reorganization. In that shift, users need more than new places to buy and sell NFTs. They also need analytics tools that can follow marketplace activity as it moves across platforms.

Cardano NFT Data From Wayup Enters TapTools Analytics

The TapTools integration expands Cardano NFT market coverage with data from Wayup. The focus is on sales activity and volume, the market data users need to understand how much trading is taking place across individual marketplaces.

For TapTools users, the integration adds another marketplace source to the platform’s CNFT analytics. That matters because NFT market data depends on coverage. When trading activity moves across platforms, analytics tools need to follow that movement or the market picture becomes fragmented.

That visibility matters for collectors, projects and traders who follow floor prices, volume, sales and collection level activity. In NFT markets, data is not only a statistic. It is the basis for judging liquidity, buyer interest and the relative strength of individual collections.

Wayup Takes a Larger Role After JPG Store Shutdown

Wayup positions itself as a Cardano NFT marketplace developed by Anvil. The platform supports NFT trading, listing aggregation from other marketplaces, a shopping cart feature and the ability to buy or list multiple NFTs across different collections.

According to its Cardano.org profile, Wayup continues the use of JPG Store smart contracts as that platform sunsets, allowing existing listings and royalties to keep working. That gives Wayup a concrete technical role in the transition period for the Cardano NFT market, especially for users who already had active listings tied to JPG Store infrastructure.

Wayup lists a 2 percent fee, capped at 10 ADA, on its website. The platform also highlights aggregated listings without an additional Wayup fee, a shopping cart for multiple NFTs and fee discounts for users holding certain NFTs such as Funplastics or Benjamin’s Key. These details position Wayup as a marketplace attempting to combine continuity for existing listings with a more practical experience for active CNFT users.

Better Market Coverage for CNFT Liquidity and Collection Activity

Adding Wayup to TapTools helps reduce the gap between marketplace activity and the data users rely on to read the Cardano NFT market. For projects generating sales on Wayup, the integration increases the chance that this activity appears in broader market tracking rather than remaining isolated inside a single marketplace interface.

For collectors and traders, broader coverage makes it easier to evaluate where liquidity is staying and which collections are still seeing demand. That is especially relevant after the JPG Store shutdown, because market activity can become harder to read when listings and users spread across multiple venues.

Wayup’s integration into TapTools gives the CNFT market a wider data map at a moment when marketplace activity is shifting. After the JPG Store interface went offline, Cardano NFT trading depends on both functional marketplaces and reliable analytics. The more complete that data layer becomes, the easier it is for users to see where liquidity, demand and collection activity are actually moving.