The floor is an ask, not a value
It is the cheapest item currently listed for sale. One impatient seller can drop it, and a single sweep can lift it. Compare it with actual sales and volume before treating it as a price.
Updated daily from public market data
Know the floor before you touch the market.
NFT DOMINION tracks the cheapest available price, daily momentum, traded volume and holder depth across the collections that set the tone for the whole market.
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Collection floors
Gathering today's floor prices…
Field guide
How to read a floor price
Volume confirms the move
A floor that climbs on thin volume is usually a listing gap rather than demand. Rising floors backed by rising 24h volume and sales counts are far more reliable.
Owners tell you the depth
A high owner-to-supply ratio means the collection is widely distributed and harder to manipulate. A low ratio means a handful of wallets can move the floor at will.
Market cap is floor × supply
It assumes every item is worth the cheapest one, which is never true. Use it to compare relative scale between collections, not as a real valuation.
Watch the spread in USD and ETH
A floor can stay flat in ETH while falling in dollars. Both columns are shown here so currency moves are never mistaken for collection strength.
Data lags reality
Public market data is aggregated, so brief spikes may not appear. This page refreshes once a day; treat it as a trend view rather than a trading terminal.