NFT collections
From the dashboard, you can navigate to different types of assets. Here we outline the features offered for NFT collections.
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From the dashboard, you can navigate to different types of assets. Here we outline the features offered for NFT collections.
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The top of the page gives, at a glance, the key metrics regarding the collection and its current state, along with third party links, a description and a categorization.
The rest of the Market block provides key metrics about the current activity of the asset, along with unique KPIs such as the monthly active addresses, the number of unique addresses having traded the asset over the last 30 days, etc.
The bottom part of the page contains the deeper analysis of the collection, around 4 key aspects:
Insights: Additional information about the performance and health of the asset through data points such as ownership distribution and daily sales.
Investor Profile: A deeper dive into the holders of this asset and their other on chain activity such as interests and other NFT holdings.
Investor Portfolio: An analysis of the typical portfolio of holders of this asset. Here you'll see information such as typical portfolio distribution and share of portfolio that is invested in this asset.
Holders: A list of every single wallet holding the asset and the ability to view details about it.
Investor profile analysis is similar for tokens, NFT collections and custom audiences. This is therefore covered in a separate page called Investor profile.
Absolute Labs allows to study the parameters of the mint of any NFT collection, from the number of wallets having participated, the price, the number of items to how many items were minted for free.
This data can help evaluate how successful collections planned their launch, and how to position your own.
The mint data is available for each individual wallet and can be leveraged when creating segments.
This unique set of indicators gives insights into the success of a collection both from the mint standpoint, and regarding revenue post-mint.
Total revenue: sum of mint revenue and all royalties since then
1st week royalties / royalties after: funds collected during the first week of secondary market trading, and all subsequent royalties. It is common for collections to have a successful first week but to struggle to sustain the hype over time and retain their customers.
Royalties: percentage of all volume being redirected to the project, according to settings on NFT marketplaces.