Volume 30d
0 ℏ
Sales 30d
0
Listed
5
Holders
18
Best offer
—
Floor cap
16.2K ℏ
Market
SentX market history since 2023-06-09.
Floor depth
Cost to lift
200 ℏ≈ $18
To buy
1 NFT
vs floor
+10.0%
New floor
450 ℏ
Listings pulse
Listed
5
vs 7d
0.0%
vs 30d
+25.0%
How long today's listings have waited
Daily listing counts by Hashly since 2026-10-02
Holders
Holders
18
Top wallet
45.7%
Top 10
90.1%
Wallets by how many they hold
Holder counts since 2026-10-02
Holders also hold
Cheapest right now
Rarity vs asking price
Best value
Resales
Median hold
535d
Median return
-71.5%
In profit
0%
Best flip
-50%
Recorded sales since 2023-06-09
When it trades
Biggest sales on record
Latest sales
RULBrank 7 · filled collection order35 ℏ
RULBrank 27 · accepted offer250 ℏ
RULBrank 27 · bought a listing500 ℏ
RULBrank 7 · bought a listing500 ℏ
RULBrank 8 · bought a listing500 ℏ
RULBrank 67 · bought a listing500 ℏ
RULBrank 5 · bought a listing500 ℏ
RULBrank 56 · bought a listing500 ℏ
RULBrank 69 · bought a listing500 ℏ
RULBrank 25 · bought a listing500 ℏ
BATULLrank 12 · bought a listing500 ℏ
BATULLrank 14 · bought a listing500 ℏ
RULBrank 1 · bought a listing500 ℏ
Who is buying
What the issuer can do
Issuer controlsMint up to 100
The creator holds a supply key and can keep minting until 100 exist. A collection is only as scarce as its cap.
Read from the Hedera mirror node, where a token declares its keys as properties rather than hiding them in contract code. These are the powers the issuer holds, not a judgement about the token: plenty of legitimate projects keep a supply key, and a stablecoin needs a freeze key to comply with the law. What matters is knowing which ones exist before you buy.
Market history from SentX, holders from the Hedera mirror node, stored and updated by Hashly.
