LinkHive Hub Script for Blox Fruits (No Key)

LinkHive at a glance

LinkHive is a bright yellow, tab-driven hub signed "by @linkhive.lol" in its footer, and the SpiderScript video walks through it tab by tab inside Blox Fruits. The clip was recorded during Update 30 (the Sea 1 + Magnet update), so the Farming column already carries a toggle for the event's magnets. What makes this panel stand out is how much it packs into one window: level grinding, raids, chests, fishing, quest chains and fruit tools all live in separate tabs along the left rail — Farming, Setting, Fishing, Quest And Item, Sea Event, Mirage And Race, Volcano Event, Stats And Esp, Fruit And Raid, Local Player, Teleport and Shopping.

The creator runs it with the Delta executor, and the hub is already open on screen when the tour begins. No key screen appears anywhere in the video, and the channel states this release is keyless.

Setting up the Farming tab

Before any toggle does useful work, the left half of the Farming tab asks two things. Select Weapon decides what your character attacks with; in the video the choice is Sword, and the final clip shows a golden katana swinging at enemies. UI Scale offers Small, Normal and Big, which is handy if the panel covers too much of your screen — the creator shrinks it to the smaller size.

With that done, the right column lists the core loops:

• Auto Farm Level — the one feature switched on during the recording. It walks to the quest NPC, grabs the mission and fights the matching mobs on its own. The closing footage shows "MASTERY LEVEL UP! (179)" and "(180)" plus an "Earned $1008" message popping while the sword avatar fights.
• Auto Farm Magnet — the Update 30 option. It is visible in the list but not turned on in the video, so there is no footage of magnets being collected.
• Auto Farm Nearest, Auto Factory Raid, Auto Pirate Raid and Auto Farm Ectoplasm sit right below it for players who prefer those routines.

Chests, mobs, berries and bosses

Lower in the same tab you find Auto Farm Chest paired with Auto Chest Bypass, which the creator explains teleports you from chest to chest instead of running between them. A Farm Mob block lets you pick a specific enemy from a dropdown, and there is an Elite Hunter section with spawn status.

Collectors get Auto Farm Berry with a Hop variant for jumping servers, and Farm All Island comes with an island selector (Kingdom of Rose appears in the dropdown). At the bottom of the column sits a Rip Indra block for the raid boss.

Materials and mastery

Scrolling further reveals Farm Material, where you choose the drop you need from a list, and a Farming Mastery area. The narrator sets a material and moves on without a long demo, noting that other settings in this area can stay at their defaults.

Fishing tools

The Fishing tab is one of the more complete sections. You choose a rod through Select Fishing Rod and a bait through Select Bait (Basic Bait by default). From there the toggles cover the whole routine:

• Auto Buy Bait so you never run dry
• Auto Fishing for the casting itself
• Auto Quest Fishing and Auto Complete Quest for fishing missions
• Auto Sell Fish to clear your catch

The video shows the panel and names each option; it does not linger on a long fishing session.

Quests, items and Rengoku

Under Quest And Item the creator points to automated quest lines for the Second Sea and Third Sea, along with an entry for the Rengoku sword. The list in that tab is long, and the narrator's summary is that most progression items have a button somewhere in it.

Fruit And Raid

This tab is split in two. The left side handles dungeon chips and raiding (chip selector, buy chips with Beli or with a Devil Fruit, auto start raid, awakening). The right side prints the current normal and advanced fruit stock with prices, so you can see what the dealer has without walking there. Below that list you find Auto Random Fruit, which rolls the random fruit on a timer, and Auto Collect Fruit, which picks up fruits lying on the ground.

How to use

1. Open Blox Fruits on an alternate account.
2. Launch Delta (the executor used in the video) and paste the LinkHive loader from the source linked with the video.
3. Execute it; the yellow window opens with the Farming tab selected.
4. Pick your weapon and UI scale first, then enable one farm toggle, such as Auto Farm Level.
5. Browse the other tabs one at a time instead of switching everything on at once.

Using any exploit breaks Roblox's Terms of Service, and the official Blox Fruits page warns that exploiting can lead to bans, so only run this on an alt you can afford to lose.

FAQ

Does LinkHive need a key?
Not in this video. The hub is shown already executed with no key screen, and the channel describes it as keyless.

Which executor appears in the video?
Delta. That is the only executor named, so it is the only one listed here.

Is the Magnet farm shown working?
The Auto Farm Magnet toggle is on screen, but the creator only enables Auto Farm Level. No magnet collection is shown.

Can I shrink the menu?
Yes. The UI Scale dropdown has Small, Normal and Big.

Will it keep working after Update 30?
Nobody can promise that. Hubs like this often stop working when Blox Fruits patches, so check the source for newer versions if a toggle stops responding.