🖼️NFTs
Charts for NFTs
The charts page for NFTs gives you a few things to monitor an asset. To start, you are greeted with the current price and % change in the top-left, with a ticker of NFT collections that are currently trending. Below that, there is a real-time chart (powered by TradingView) that allows you to see the floor price of an asset over-time in various time intervals. You are also able to see some high-level stats to the right like daily volume, holders, market cap, all-time high sale, etc.
Below the chart, you are able to see real-time listings and trades. The listings include the rank, time of listing, and price, while the trade history includes time, price, rank, along with the buyer and seller. 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)
You are able to click on any of the NFTs you see to get more info about that NFT in particular
This pop-up will show you the NFT's traits, including their rarity and floor price, so you can quickly get an idea of the value for the NFT. You are also able to expand the Sale History dropdown to see the full trading history of this particular 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.
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.
Clicking a wallet from the trade history will also populate the chart with arrows indicating when and how much a wallet bought and sold, so you can get a better idea of their behavior/trading strategy.
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