# NFT collections table

The NFT collections table is a great way to get a high level overview of collection performance, volume and momentum against the broader market. By default it shows:

* Collection image
* Name
* Floor price
* Floor 1h change
* Floor 1d change
* Volume 1d

But there are many other columns that you can add, as well as the ability to filter by all metrics in the settings. Click a column to sort the table by it.

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