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Ubisoft Quarts had 15 sales for 50$, total revenue: 745$ - https://objkt.com/collection/ubisoftquartz https://objkt.com/collection/ubisoftquartz And only 0.665
by NicoJuicy 5y ago
Ubisoft Quarts had 15 sales for 50$, total revenue: 745$ - https://objkt.com/collection/ubisoftquartz https://objkt.com/collection/ubisoftquartz
And only 0.665 % earns money on OpenSea. Concentration of it is way less, you can just crawl the collections. 5 collections dominate all the rest and only the first 266 collections earned > 0 eth. The other 40 k. earned 0 eth. It's obviously not a way for an artist to earn any money.
https://pastebin.com/NyLMcs7c https://pastebin.com/NyLMcs7c
Script to reproduce ( linqpad): http://share.linqpad.net/wkbrut.linq http://share.linqpad.net/wkbrut.linq
Beyond the hype are the numbers :)!
Edit: Didn't contain the script.
- iskander 5y agoThat number seems off by a few orders of magnitude. I tried searching for familiar collections and couldn't find any of them: - Corruption(*s) - Bored Ape Yacht Club - Lonely Aliens Space Club - NFT Worlds You also have neither entries for the major Art Blocks series (Curated/Playground/Factory) nor any of the hundreds of individual artist collections contained in them. So, I think your crawl might be off. Additionally, individual artists tend to not use OpenSea but instead use Rarible, Foundation, and SuperRare (or skip ethereum altogether and use something on Tezos like fxhash).
- NicoJuicy 5y agoIt's not crawling. Perhaps in their api. You can just check it, since it's an aggregation of their collection endpoint. OpenSea is still the biggest NFT market and had an api, that's why I checked their api. Edit: sorry, the linqpad link was to pastebin instead of the source. Adjusted it
- Animats 5y agoWhat does "market cap" mean here? The sum of asking prices? That's meaningless. You can put any asking price you want on something, and through a wash sale, even put it on the blockchain.