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Start
What is an NFT?
A digital collectible you can truly own. Anyone can save the picture — but a public record says which wallet owns the real one, and nobody can fake that record.
CryptoPunk #7804 · one owner, verifiable by anyone
Start
Every owner leaves a trace
The record keeps the whole chain: who created it, who bought it, who owns it today.
The picture
Anyone can save it. Free, always.
The certificate
Created ("minted")
First collector
Another collector
Today's owner
This trail is called provenance
Kind 1 of 2
Some NFTs are a single artwork
One image, one artist, one owner — collected like a painting. Fidenza #313, by Tyler Hobbs, sold for 1,000 ETH in August 2021.
3.3M USD
Fidenza #313 — Tyler Hobbs
Kind 2 of 2
Most are collections of thousands
Thousands of characters, each one different. People wear them as their profile picture, and real communities form around them. This is the world everything below lives in.
June 2017 · Ethereum
The first big collection
Two developers made 10,000 pixel punks and let anyone claim one for FREE. Almost nobody cared.
1 of 10,000 — free in 2017
CryptoPunks
Four years later…
The free pixel punks became the most expensive NFTs on Earth.
Punk #582223.7M USDPunk #752311.75M USDPunk #31007.58M USD
CryptoPunks
The whole ride, in one line
The cheapest punk you could buy, from day one to today.
Jun 2017 — launch day
Free
a few cents to claim
Oct 2021 — the peak
423,000 USD
and that was the CHEAPEST one
Today — live
64,363 USD
31.00 ETH
Free
a few cents to claim
Jun 2017 — launch day
423,000 USD
and that was the CHEAPEST one
Oct 2021 — the peak
64,363 USD
31.00 ETH
Today — live
The oldest hobby, on a new shelf
People have always collected things
Stamps. Football stickers. Sneakers. First editions. Pokémon cards in a binder. The instinct is thousands of years old: own the thing, know exactly which one you have, and know how few of them exist.
176,315
peoplehold a piece of the collections we track
64%
own exactly onemost collectors are not traders
3.2
pieces eachon average, across everybody
The part you cannot screenshot
And the picture is a membership card
You do not hang an NFT on a wall — you WEAR it. It becomes your face online, and everyone else wearing one from the same collection is instantly recognisable to you. That is the real product: belonging.
CryptoPunks
Bored Apes
Solana Monkeys
Degen Apes
DeGods
Okay Bears
Six faces. Six rooms you are instantly recognised in.
And the honest reason
It is also a game you can win
Nobody pretends otherwise. Same bear, same wallet, twenty-two days apart:
Okay Bear #5054
26 April 2022 · launch day
≈ 460 USD
4.8 SOL
18 May 2022 · 22 days later
≈ 110,000 USD
1,150 SOL
×240
Two rows of our own sale table. Nothing about the bear changed.
And a thought, clearly labelled as one
This might be what art collecting looks like next
People have always paid fortunes for things that were never useful — only agreed. Three times, three centuries:
1637
A flower
One Semper Augustus bulb cost more than a canal house in Amsterdam.
The price never came back
1889
A canvas
Van Gogh sold almost nothing in his life and died broke.
Now it is priceless
Today
A file
Anyone could claim a CryptoPunk for free in 2017. Nobody wanted one.
Still being written
Two of these stories are finished. The third is nine years old. Life is more digital every year, and we think digital art will be worth more in the future.
The mint
How do you get one at launch? You "mint"
You pay a fixed price and receive a SEALED, random piece. Only when you open it do you find out how lucky you got.
1
You paya fixed price
2
Sealed boxa random piece
3
You open ithow lucky were you?
So how do you actually get one?
Two ways in — and almost everyone uses the second
Practically every NFT anybody owns was bought on a MARKETPLACE, not at a mint. A mint happens only once, when a collection launches. After that, you buy from whoever owns the piece:
🔑1 · A walletA free app that holds your pieces and logs you in. Phantom on Solana, MetaMask or Rainbow on Ethereum.
💰2 · The coinBuy ETH or SOL on an exchange and send it to your wallet. Each collection lives on one chain, so you need that chain's coin.
🏪3 · A marketplaceConnect the wallet to OpenSea (Ethereum) or Magic Eden and Tensor (Solana), pick a piece, confirm.
99.99%
of NFTs are bought this way — on a marketplace, from whoever owns the piece
The mint
Try it — mint a punk
Every pull is a real CryptoPunk, with its real traits and what that kind of punk is worth today.
You will usually get a common punk. Sometimes something much better comes out.
The mint
What are the odds, really?
Every piece of a collection lands in one of four buckets, by how much the market pays for what it is wearing. In CryptoPunks, this is how the 10,000 split:
COMMON90.0%8,999 punks · the everyday piece — this is what you almost always get
PREMIUM8.1%812 punks · something people pay a real bump for
GRAIL1.7%173 punks · the pieces collectors hunt for years
MYTHIC0.1%10 punks · the very top — a handful exist and prices go wild
Traits
How 10,000 characters get drawn
Artists draw PARTS and a program stacks them, one on top of the other. Each part is a TRAIT — and the skin is a trait too:
The blank monkey+Zombie skin363 of 4,993+Red Shirt364 of 4,993+Space Warrior Hair14 of 4,993+Laser Eyes102 of 4,993
=SMB #1645
rank 26 of 4,993 — this exact monkey exists
Traits
Some traits are worth much more
The rarer a part is — and the more the community loves it — the more buyers pay for the piece wearing it.
Harambe's Halo
11 of 8,166 apes
×58
Crown
27 of 8,166 apes
×10
NB-Ape Yellow
95 of 8,166 apes
×2.5
Police Uniform
188 of 8,166 apes
×1.0
The trap in every rarity list
Same rarity. Nothing like the same price.
Each row is two traits from the SAME slot — skin against skin, head against head — worn by almost the same number of apes. Rarity says they are worth the same. The market says otherwise:
Skin vs Skin
Acid Trip
13 apes
×41
the floor
vs
Gold
17 apes
×19
the floor
Both under twenty apes. One pays more than double the other.
Head vs Head
Crown
27 apes
×10
the floor
vs
Roman Helmet
18 apes
×8.1
the floor
The Roman helmet is RARER — 18 apes against 27 — and it is worth less. Scarcity lost.
Clothing vs Clothing
Space Suit
22 apes
×50
the floor
vs
Biggie Sweater
26 apes
×7.8
the floor
Four apes apart in scarcity. Six times apart in price.
Multipliers read live from our own trait engine · Degen Ape Academy
A real sale, from our own records
Why pay 3,047 USD when 300 USD works?
There were plenty of cheap apes for sale that day. Someone paid ten times more for THIS one — because of how the whole character reads, not because of one rare part:
3,047 USD
Aug 2026 · 18.9× the floor of that day
cheapest ape today: 134 USD — live
Harambe's Halo
11 of 8,166
Biggie Sweater
and nothing fights it
✨
CLEAN
it reads as ONE character
Rare parts get you noticed. The COMBINATION is what gets paid for.
22 Degen Apes wear the space suit. 10 wear the space helmet. Only 10 wear BOTH — and those ten are ranks 1 to 10 of all 8,166. The twelve with the suit alone start at rank 15 and fall away fast:
Space Helmet10 of 8,166 apes
+Space Suit22 of 8,166 apes
=Degen Ape #1988rank 7 of 8,166
814,696 USD
6,988 SOL · 31 August 2021
135× the floor of that day
Suit alone: rank 15 at best. Suit + helmet: the top ten.
Taste cuts both ways. In Degen Ape Academy, an ape wearing the dress sells BELOW an ordinary one — even when the rest of the piece is good.
×0.9
"Dress"
439 of 8,166 apes
detractor
Official rank
Add it all up: every piece gets a RANK
Rank #1 is the rarest piece of the collection. Here are the five rarest Solana Monkeys — and why:
Solana Monkey Business · 4,993 monkeys
1SMB #1355CrownSkeleton
2#1211
3#4024
4#619
5#4136
Official rank
Another collection, same idea
DeGods, 10,000 pieces. Every one of the top five carries something almost nobody else has:
DeGods · 10,000 pieces
1DeGod #4534Mythic HelmetTranscendent skin
2#8628
3#4420
4#9177
5#6709
The thing beginners find out late
The price tag is not in dollars
A marketplace shows you 12 SOL, or 56 ETH. That number can sit perfectly still while what you own doubles in dollars — because the coin moved, not the NFT:
8 January 2024
56.2 ETH
the price tag
131,004 USD
what it is worth
1 ETH = 2,330 USD
8 March 2024
56.1 ETH
the price tag
217,729 USD
what it is worth
1 ETH = 3,883 USD
Same piece. Slightly FEWER coins. +66% in dollars.
CryptoPunks · the cheapest one
Payday one of two
How the creators get paid: they sell the collection
The creators sell all 10,000 pieces sealed, at a fixed price, before anybody knows what is inside any of them. That sale is how the project gets funded. An example, with round numbers:
10,000
piecesall sealed, nobody has seen them
200USD
each, fixedthe same price for everyone
2MUSD
raised in a dayno investors, no board
Payday two of two
And then a cut of every resale, forever
A ROYALTY is a small percentage of every future sale that goes back to the creators automatically — not just the first one. On a 1,000 USD resale it looks like this:
1,000 USD
someone buys your piece for this
925 USD
you, the seller
50 USD
the creators
25 USD
the marketplace
An example with a 5% royalty and a 2.5% marketplace fee. Both percentages change from collection to collection.
The two words you are about to read constantly
Bulls and bears
A BULL market is when money is pouring in and everything rises. A BEAR market is the long hangover after it. Same collections, four years apart — our own sale records:
🐂
BULL
2021 → 2022
20.1MUSD a day
1,553sales a day
12,934USD the average sale
🐻
BEAR
Last 90 days
607KUSD a day
388sales a day
1,565USD the average sale
NFTs vs the coin they are priced in
It is not an NFT thing. It is a crypto thing.
When crypto rises, NFTs rise. When crypto falls, NFTs fall — only much harder. Same five years, same months, same turns:
NFTs (the middle collection)peak ×24.5
Ethereumpeak ×1.9
202120222023202420252026
both start at 100 in June 2021 · each line has its own scale · Up and down in the same months — NFTs just swing about thirteen times harder
Everything ever paid, in dollars
How much money people have put into NFTs
Ten collections. Every sale of them we hold, added up — and the number of separate purchases it took:
8.10B USD
paid for these ten collections
499K
separate purchases to get there
1CryptoPunks3.08B USD
26,499 sales · 116K USD each
2Azuki1.09B USD
51,588 sales · 21K USD each
3CloneX806M USD
58,396 sales · 14K USD each
4Moonbirds683M USD
45,587 sales · 15K USD each
5Doodles660M USD
56,522 sales · 12K USD each
6Bored Ape Kennel Club418M USD
43,021 sales · 9,711 USD each
7Cool Cats395M USD
50,978 sales · 7,753 USD each
8Meebits391M USD
39,879 sales · 9,795 USD each
9Pudgy Penguins310M USD
76,666 sales · 4,039 USD each
10MadLads272M USD
50,190 sales · 5,425 USD each
And the part people get wrong about a bear
The sector is not dead. It is cheap.
Every sale in our database, by year. The tallest bar is 2023 — the deepest year of the crash, and the busiest year NFTs have ever had:
376K2021
528K2022
665K2023
362K2024
277K2025
112K2026
4.86BUSD7.65BUSD2.72BUSD1.91BUSD1.14BUSD190MUSD
bars = sales · the row underneath = dollars · 2026 is a year still running
Nine years, in order
How NFTs actually happened
Four cycles. Gold is a bull market, grey is a bear — you just learned both words. TAP ANY MILESTONE to open what really happened that day, with the pieces and the prices:
👆
Tap any milestone to open it — the pieces, the prices and what actually happened.
1
2017 → 2020QUIET
The birth
free → ≈ 3,600 USD
Claimable for the network fee in 2017. By the end of 2020 the cheapest punk cost 4.86 ETH — about 3,600 USD — and a year after that, 423,000 USD. Almost nobody was watching.
🌙
🌱
2
2021 → April 2022BULL
THE bull
1.36 BILLION USD in one month
Fourteen months in which everything happened at once — and the busiest month the market has ever had.
3
June 2022 → 2024BEAR
The bear
−83% in a single month
The crash, and then four years of quiet. But almost everything NFTs can point at today was built inside it.
🐻
BTC
📉
4
2025 → todayBEAR
Where we are
13M USD a month
The quietest the market has been since the boom started — and the first genuinely new thing in years arrived anyway.
📈
📍
❓
The story is over. Now the useful part.
Four things that separate a tourist from a collector
You now know what NFTs are and how they got here. These four are what people actually mean when they say somebody "understands the market", and the next cards are them, in this order:
1
Liquidityalmost nobody is selling — and almost nobody is buying
2
The floor pricethe number everyone quotes, and what it hides
3
FOMOwhy prices run, and who is left holding
4
Whalesthe wallets that move a floor on their own
Insight 1 of 4
LIQUIDITY
Ten thousand pieces exist. A few hundred are for sale. Almost nobody is selling — the typical collection has between 2% and 6% listed at any moment, and those few pieces ARE the market:
Azuki exists 10,000 times.
302 are for sale
that is 3.0% of it — live, right now
Azuki302 of 10,000
3.0% for sale
DEGODS619 of 10,000
6.2% for sale
DAA532 of 8,166
6.5% for sale
CryptoPunks1,151 of 9,994
11.5% for sale
gold = the pieces you could actually buy today
Insight 1 of 4 · the other half of it
LISTINGS AND SALES
You cannot sell without a buyer. 1,149 CryptoPunks are listed right now and about 2 sell a day — so the owner who NEEDS to sell today has one lever, and pulling it moves the price for everyone:
2,000 USDthe floor this morning — nobody buying
1,900 USDone owner needs the money, so he goes under it↓
1,830 USDthe next one has to go under HIM↓
1,750 USDthe floor by the evening — on two sales↓
Insight 2 of 4
The FLOOR PRICE — the number everyone quotes
The cheapest piece on sale right now. That is the whole definition — and it is what people mean by "how much does one cost":
Azuki #1287The floor1,004 USD
Azuki #88771,004 USD
Azuki #73801,007 USD
Azuki #39101,011 USD
The four cheapest Azuki for sale right now — live.
Insight 3 of 4 · 24 hours, 7,410 real sales
FOMO: Fear Of Missing Out
The moment buying stops being a decision. The price is running, everyone is posting about it, and the only thought left is that tomorrow it costs more. Okay Bears launched at 19:00 on 26 April 2022 — this is the next 24 hours, hour by hour:
19:0022:0001:0004:0007:0010:0012:0015:0018:00
624 USDat 19:005,803 USD17 hours later
26 → 27 April 2022624 USD → 5,803 USD → 4,918 USD
the cheap end of Okay Bears, hour by hour, in US dollars · ×9.3, overnight
Twenty-four days · our own floor records
When a collection EXPLODES
The 24-hour version you just saw is rare. This is the shape you will actually meet: DeGods on Solana, the cheapest one, every day of March 2022 — up four and a half times in under a month, almost in a straight line:
the cheapest DeGod, day by day, in US dollars · ×4.6 in 24 days
The word for how much a price moves
Volatility
Volatility just means: how much the price jumps around. Here is ONE real collection — Solana Monkeys, every week of the last year. Not one crash: a permanent sawtooth.
Solana Monkeys · cheapest piece, week by week53 weeks
low 1,080 USDhigh 3,997 USD
Every one of those spikes is a week somebody bought at the top and somebody else bought at the bottom.
And that is not one unlucky collection. Across all 66 of them, out of every 100 days:
58days in 100
days it was at least 10% cheaper than its best price that month
33days in 100
days it was at least 20% cheaper
16days in 100
days it was at least 30% cheaper
A 20% drop sounds like a disaster. Here it happens on one day in three. That is not a crash — that is a Tuesday.
And then the quiet buyers come back
THE CYCLES
Every collection in this deck ran the same four acts. Three of them are loud and easy to see. The fourth is silent, and it is the only one that has ever made anybody money:
1
FOMOprice runs, everyone posts, nobody wants to be left out
2
Correctionthe early buyers sell to the late ones
3
Consolidationmonths of nothing. Most people quit here
You are probably here
4
Accumulationprices are low and boring — and the patient wallets buy
The word you will hear before any other
OGs
An OG is a collection that was there at the beginning AND that the community still treats as founding. Both halves are required — and this is the short list almost nobody argues with:
June 2017CryptoPunks
The OG of OGs. Ethereum, four years before anyone else — it invented the format everything here copied, and no list leaves it out.
and then, four years later
Ethereum
Bored ApesMay 2021turned the picture into a membership
Pudgy PenguinsJuly 2021nearly died, came back as a brand
Solana
Degen ApesAugust 2021the first collection Solana had
Solana MonkeysAugust 2021two days later, and the one it was judged by
Among the first, AND still called founding. Both halves, or it is just an old collection.
Not an exhaustive list — plenty would add Doodles, CloneX or Art Blocks. These are the ones every list agrees on.
And the word everyone uses: BLUE CHIP
The ones that still move real money
Everything fell. That is not what separates them. This is the last twelve months of REAL trading — and remember these are the quietest twelve months the market has had:
Traded in the last 12 months
money moved · sales
CryptoPunks153M USD
1,247 sales
Pudgy Penguins27M USD
7,679 sales
Azuki17M USD
5,129 sales
MadLads16M USD
6,371 sales
Bored Apes9.07M USD
3,665 sales
Solana Monkeys7.77M USD
3,392 sales
Okay Bears1.06M USD
5,607 sales
Degen Apes885K USD
2,170 sales
Same market, same year. The bar is the money — not how often it changed hands.
Insight 4 of 4 · from our own sale records
Know the whales
A WHALE is a wallet holding a big pile of one collection — big enough that what it does IS the market for a day. On 16 January 2023 one of them bought 63 DeGods in 20 seconds. Here is every piece it took, cheapest first:
DeGods · 16 January 2023 · one wallet, 56 different sellers
Insight 4 of 4 · live, from our own whale engine
How much of a collection do they own?
For every collection in the NFT 30, the share of all supply held by whales — wallets with ten pieces or more that sit in the top 3% of holders:
17%
of the typical NFT 30 collection is held by whales
CryptoPunks73 whales of 3,757 holders21%
Okay Bears81 whales of 4,056 holders21%
DAA68 whales of 3,351 holders19%
Azuki70 whales of 4,404 holders19%
Solana Monkey Business43 whales of 2,657 holders16%
Bored Ape Yacht Club54 whales of 5,657 holders16%
Mad Lads44 whales of 6,162 holders15%
Pudgy Penguins45 whales of 5,002 holders13%
The 12 most concentrated of the 8 we measure · a whale is a wallet with 10+ pieces in the top 3% of holders
Three problems, and why we exist
So why does Provenance exist?
Every number in this deck came out of a database, and all of it is public — written on open chains anybody can read. So why is none of it usable? Because of these three problems:
Problem 1 of 3🎭✕ You cannot tell who is reala profile picture proves nothing on X
Problem 2 of 3💬✕ You cannot find what mattersthe news lives in a chat app built for gaming
Problem 3 of 3💀✕ You cannot tell what is alive51,739 collections exist, and most of them are dead
All three have the same cause: the data is public, and nobody put it in one place.
That is what we built.
Problem 1 of 3 · on X
Anyone can wear your NFT
On X a profile picture is just an image file. Somebody saves a 100,000 USD ape, puts it on their account, and passes as its owner. That is how most NFT scams start:
🎭where it happensX (Twitter)
1Copy the picturesave, upload, done — thirty seconds
2Copy the namea lookalike handle with one letter changed
3Then message youwith a link that empties your wallet
Problem 2 of 3 · on Discord
The news lives in a gamer chat
Almost every collection runs on Discord — an app built so gamers could talk while playing. It is excellent at chat and terrible at everything a collector actually needs:
💬where it happensDiscord
1It moves too fasthundreds of messages while you sleep
2You cannot really search itwhat mattered last month is unreachable
3It is a closed roomnothing public, nothing comparable, nothing kept
Problem 3 of 3 · on the marketplaces
The shops list everything
A marketplace earns on volume, so it lists every collection ever made. The 66 with years of real history and the thousands that died sit side by side, looking identical:
🪦where it happensOpenSea · Magic Eden · Tensor
1Dead collections51,739 exist in our index of what is out there
2Copycatsthe same art, a new contract, a new name, its own buy button
3No memorya chart that starts the day you happen to look
The last thing this guide has to tell you
So this is what we built
Five answers to those three problems. Every one of them is running right now — you are inside one of them reading this:
1
A real pictureyou can only wear what your wallet holds
2
Two shelvesthe NFT 30, and everything else with a track record
3
Hard data, simplytraits, holders and history you can actually read
4
A curated feedwe read X so you do not have to
5
One page per collectionthe team, the alerts, the posts, the price
Answer 1 of 5 · for problem 1
Your picture has to be yours
Anyone can save an image. Nobody can fake a wallet. Here your face is checked against the chain — and so is everything you claim about your history:
✓
Your wallet holds it
it shows up in your picker
✕
You only saved the image
there is no upload button
And the same proof, applied to your whole history
🖼️
What you hold
every piece in your linked wallets, right now
🕰️
What you HELD
the ones you owned and let go — kept, not quietly forgotten
📈
What you bought
every buy, the date and the price you actually paid
📉
And what you sold
including the one you sold right before it ran
The lying is over
Answer 2 of 5 · for problem 3
Two shelves, and nothing on either by accident
A marketplace lists tens of thousands of collections and judges none of them. We carry around a hundred, on purpose, and every one of them arrives with its whole history:
The NFT 30
30 collections
+24
Survived every crash and still moves real money. The deepest data we have.
Others
everything else worth reading
+78
A real track record, or genuinely new. Same data, never counted in the index.
Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin and Robinhood Chain — all in one place.
Answer 3 of 5 · for problem 3
The hard data, made readable
A marketplace hands you a trait list and a percentage. We cut the trait out of the art and tell you what the market actually PAYS for it — the same numbers the rest of this platform runs on:
Harambe's Halo
11 of 8,166 apes
×58
Zombie
28 of 8,166 apes
×23
NB-Ape Yellow
95 of 8,166 apes
×2.5
Dress
439 of 8,166 apes
×0.9
Answer 4 of 5 · for problem 2
We track all of X — and tell you who is worth reading
Everything said about these collections, swept up, READ, and cut down to what actually matters. Then the other half nobody does: naming the people behind the good posts.
Everything X says
every post that mentions a collection we carry, swept continuously
Read, not keyword-matched
"Azuki" is also a red bean — only something that READS a post can tell
What is left is the news
8,135 posts judged · 2,209 thrown out · about one in four
And who said it
Per collection
the accounts that consistently move a single collection — including the team’s own
Across all NFTs
the voices worth following whatever you collect — our Ambassadors
Ranked on what they actually post, never on follower count.
Answer 5 of 5 · for problem 2
Everything worth knowing, in one place
Three things decide whether you are actually up to date on a collection. They live in three different apps. Here they live on one page:
The Pulse of one collection
Officialpinned
What the team said
the collection's own announcements, pinned above everything and still here next year
Alerts
What just happened
a sweep, a floor move, a whale buying, a big sale — the moment it fires
X
The posts that matter
all of X, filtered down to the ones actually about the collection
One page. No Discord, no scrolling X, no noise.
And we are just getting started
This is only the beginning
Everything in this section is running today. It is also the smallest version of what Provenance is going to be:
✅What you just readfive answers, all live right now
🚧What is being builtmore ways to read a collection, more of your own history
🎁And a few surprisessome of it we would rather you discovered than were told about
Relics are the clue. Ten of them exist, most are not unlocked yet, and each one arrives with something new.
Provenance
That is the whole story
You now know more about NFTs than most people who own one. Here is where to go next:
SMB #1355CrownSkeleton
#1211
#4024
#619
#4136
DeGod #4534Mythic HelmetTranscendent skin
#8628
#4420
#9177
#6709
Azuki302 of 10,000
DEGODS619 of 10,000
DAA532 of 8,166
CryptoPunks1,151 of 9,994
624 USDat 19:005,803 USD17 hours later
2,314 USD7 March 202210,662 USD24 days later
Bored ApesMay 2021turned the picture into a membership
Pudgy PenguinsJuly 2021nearly died, came back as a brand
Degen ApesAugust 2021the first collection Solana had
Solana MonkeysAugust 2021two days later, and the one it was judged by
CryptoPunks153M USD
Pudgy Penguins27M USD
Azuki17M USD
MadLads16M USD
Bored Apes9.07M USD
Solana Monkeys7.77M USD
Okay Bears1.06M USD
Degen Apes885K USD
CryptoPunks73 whales of 3,757 holders21%
Okay Bears81 whales of 4,056 holders21%
DAA68 whales of 3,351 holders19%
Azuki70 whales of 4,404 holders19%
Solana Monkey Business43 whales of 2,657 holders16%
Bored Ape Yacht Club54 whales of 5,657 holders16%
Mad Lads44 whales of 6,162 holders15%
Pudgy Penguins45 whales of 5,002 holders13%
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