NFT collection0.0.713521

Whale Soldier

Floor95 ℏ
0.0%24h0.0%7d-40.6%30d

Volume 30d

0 ℏ

336 ℏ all time

Sales 30d

0

3 all time

Listed

4

4.0% of supply0.0%7d

Holders

68

68.0% unique

Best offer

—

Floor cap

9,500 ℏ

100 × floor

Market

95 ℏ2026-10-15
2026-09-162026-09-302026-10-15

SentX market history since 2024-01-12.

Floor depth

4 listed
now 95 ℏ
ℏ

Cost to lift

195 ℏ≈ $16

To buy

2 NFTs

vs floor

+10.5%

New floor

170 ℏ

Listings pulse

Listed

4

4.0%

vs 7d

0.0%

vs 30d

+33.3%

How long today's listings have waited

< 1 day00%
1–7 days00%
1–4 weeks00%
1–6 months00%
> 6 months4100%

Daily listing counts by Hashly since 2026-10-02

Holders

Holders

68

0.0%7d

Top wallet

9.0%

of supply

Top 10

37.0%

of supply

Wallets by how many they hold

1 NFT5378%
2-5 NFTs1421%
6-20 NFTs11%
21-50 NFTs00%
51+ NFTs00%

Holder counts since 2026-10-02

Holders also hold

Cheapest right now

Rarity vs asking price

best valueDrag across the chart to zoom in
rank 1 · rarestrank 100 · most common

Best value

When it trades

09:00–10:00 UTC · busiest1 sales · 33.3%
0003060912151821
Tuesday · busiest1 sales · 33.3%
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat

Biggest sales on record

What the issuer can do

Issuer controls
  • Mint 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.