all collections · daily · marketplace overlay
weekly · real (teal) vs wash (rose)
cumulative SUI vs % of supply
active bids by price
buyer funding sources
rank over time · top holders
median sale by trait value
Bids placed vs cancelled, weekly. A standing wall of bids that's repeatedly cancelled can signal manufactured demand — an on-chain signal, not proof.
Quntz Og Pass has a tracked volume of 741 SUI, with no recent sales activity over the past 30 days. Its holder base of 34 is more concentrated than typical, with the top 10 holders accounting for 61% of the collection, and bot-flagged holders are also higher than average at 18%. However, the collection shows no signs of wash trading, and its largest single first-funder fan-out of 14 buyers is a positive indicator of organic interest.
Active bids by price. Amber = collection bids (fill against any NFT — the wall a seller can hit); teal = single-NFT bids. Where amber stacks up is the real floor support.
Each sale by who crossed the spread: teal = a buyer took a standing listing (demand); rose = a seller hit a standing bid (supply). Classified from the settling event, not a price guess. Buy-led markets pull the floor up.
How long sellers held before selling. Violet = minted/airdropped then flipped; teal = bought on secondary then resold. A short violet pile is minters dumping; a long tail is a maturing holder base.
How long listings stay open before they resolve. Teal = sold, rose = cancelled, amber = repriced. A wall of short rose bars is listing churn (list → cancel → relist); teal mass is genuine liquidity.
quantilesTDigestMerge over every sale recorded.
tradeportkiosk_mkttop holders by NFTs held (current holder = latest sale's buyer — the human, not the kiosk). Area = holdings; rose = automation bot, amber = suspected wash, sky = other.
Holder = latest buyer per NFT. Traded NFTs only.
how the top holders built (and shed) their stacks over time. Each band is one holder; thickness = cumulative net market position (buys − sells) that week. 12 holders across 11 weeks.
the launch window — first sales plotted by time since the collection's first trade (x, sqrt-scaled) and price (y, log). Snipers who bought and flipped the same NFT within an hour are flagged — the signature of launch front-running.
collections most-bought by this collection's 65 buyers — its overlapping communities / gravity centers. Bar = shared buyers; % = share of this collection's buyer base.
individual NFTs ranked by sale count — a high count on one NFT is a wash-trading tell. Click any to see its full ownership provenance.
funders (rose, left) that seeded ≥2 of this collection's buyers → buyers (grey) → collection (sky). A funder fanning to many buyers is a sybil/wash signal. 65 total buyers.
wallet pairs that round-tripped the same NFT (A→B then B→A) — real wash trading, not just mutual transfers. Bar = distinct NFTs cycled between the pair. 0 NFTs round-tripped in this collection.
Round-trips where the same NFT returns to a prior seller.
Cumulative buys − sells, weekly. Market-acquired position only — excludes mints/airdrops/transfers, so the floor is clamped at 0.
rose= sniper (bought & flipped the same NFT within 1h) or bot buyer · sky= ordinary early buyer · click a dot for that NFT's provenance.
First 120 sales. Secondary-market launch only — mint events aren't yet indexed as sales.
Buyer-set overlap — a proxy for shared collectors, not on-chain co-custody.
Top 20 NFTs by sale count.
Traces the first SUI funder of each buyer.