# NFTs

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In the center of the TapTools NFT charts page is a real-time chart showing floor price trends over selectable time intervals. To the right, you’ll find key stats for the collection including floor price in ADA, daily volume, number of owners, total supply, and market cap. At the top is the collection banner with options to update its information, and below that is a live leaderboard displaying movements across other collections. A bottom ticker highlights trending NFT collections across the Cardano ecosystem.

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The Trade History section shows a live feed of recent NFT sales for the selected collection, displaying the time of sale, price in ADA, rarity rank, and both the seller’s and buyer’s wallet icons. Each trade entry includes the NFT image and ID, along with a visual rarity bar for quick reference. At the top, users can sort trades by date, price, or rarity, and click “See Your Entries/Exits” to view their personal trade history within the collection.

**NOTE:** not every trade will have a buyer and seller, as there are AMM (automated market maker) NFT marketplaces that use liquidity pools instead of listings (e.g. [CSWAP](https://cswap.info/))

You are able to click on any of the NFTs you see to get more info about that NFT in particular

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This pop-up displays the NFT’s traits, including rarity and floor price, providing a quick overview of its value. The Sale History dropdown can be expanded to view the full trading history of the specific NFT.

**NOTE: The Following is a Pro feature**

In the right-most column of the trade history table, you will notice "Wallet Profiler" with a fish icon. This indicates how large of a wallet that made the trade is, and allows you to quickly preview a wallets activity if you click on it. The levels to the fish are below, and are based on the wallets total market value.

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Clicking on a wallet from the trade history will expand the Wallet Profiler Preview, which includes the wallet's profit/loss summary, its current top holdings, its recent trading activity.

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**NFT Wallet Profiler Preview Summary:**\
This section provides a detailed snapshot of the wallet’s overall NFT performance. It includes win/loss, income, realized and unrealized profit, current NFT holdings, total profit, biggest winner, biggest loser, and the current total value of the wallet’s NFT portfolio.

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**NFT Wallet Profiler Preview Trades:**\
Displays recent trading activity, including NFTs the wallet has bought or sold and the amounts involved. It also shows trading volume by collection, highlighting which NFTs the wallet is most active in, along with buy and sell volume for each. The most recent NFT trades completed by the wallet are also listed.

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Clicking a wallet from the trade history will populate the chart with arrows that indicate when the wallet purchased and sold. Blue arrows represent purchases, while red arrows represent sales, providing a clear view of the wallet’s trading behavior directly on the assets chart.&#x20;


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