NFT history · Peak floor ≥ 0.1 ETH AND lifetime volume ≥ 25 ETH
NFT history
Historical inclusion: a documented peak floor of 0.1 ETH or more together with documented lifetime trading volume of 25 ETH or more. Both conditions are required. The test is the peak a collection reached, not where its floor sits today — a collection that once met the threshold stays a historical qualifier.
Inclusion rule: documented peak floor ≥ 0.1 ETH and documented lifetime volume ≥ 25 ETH. Current floor, peak floor and lifetime volume are stored and shown separately — a current floor is never read as a peak, and a 24h volume is never read as a lifetime one.
Case set
Collections, sorted by documented peak floor
Current floor, documented peak floor, lifetime volume and 24h volume, each labelled with where it came from. Collections the upstream cannot resolve keep their sourced record and show the live value as unavailable.
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Dated market updates with their publication linked. Items are added when a public source documents the move — not when a floor simply ticks.
Inclusion method
- The collection has a documented peak floor of 0.1 ETH or more and documented lifetime trading volume of 25 ETH or more. Both are required; either alone is not enough.
- Lifetime volume means cumulative collection trading volume, not a rolling window. It is read from the OpenSea V2 collection stats endpoint through a server-side provider. Where no key is configured it is reported as unavailable and the collection's qualification stays pending — a 24h volume is never substituted for it.
- The peak-floor condition is historical. A collection that once met it remains a qualifier even if today's floor is lower.
- Launch date, mint price, and supply are attributable to the project or to a publication, and are shown at the granularity the source supports — a month stays a month.
- Peak floor is stated only where a single figure is sourced. Where it is not, the page shows the sourced high-water event instead of a number.
- Live floors come from the CoinGecko NFT collections API and OpenSea, and are never mixed with historical figures without a label.
⚠ Floor price is the cheapest listing, not a clearing price for the collection. Survivorship bias is severe: almost no NFT launch reaches these floors. Avoid leverage and predefine position size.