NFT price chart

This guide explains how to use the NFT Prices component

The NFT price chart is our most comprehensive tool and your window into NFT price action. You can use it as simply and stripped back as just tracking the floor price of an NFT, or as a complex and sophisticated technical analysis tool with all of the indicators.

Basic, the default style you will see when you first choose the element

Bells and whistles, some of the various indicators you can apply

About

The NFT Prices component shows historical NFT sales from OpenSea, Blur, X2Y2, LooksRare, Sudoswap, CryptoPunks, Treasure and NFTx marketplaces. The chart includes technical indicators, drawing tools and enables you to filter or highlight trades by specific traits or buyers.

NFT prices component toolbar

Use the toolbar to select the interval for the volume and floor pricing indicators. Choose whether to focus the chart on the floor trades or whether to show all trades in the selected period.

Button	Action
	Take a screenshot of the chart to copy, download or share
	Show the drawing tools
	Show the analysis panel to toggle technical indicators and sub charts
	Show the settings panel to configure the chart

NFT prices settings panel - Primary tab

The settings panel has eight tabs.

Primary section

This is where all your overarching chart settings are

Setting	Description
Trades	Toggle off to hide individual trade events on the chart or focus on trend lines
Listings	Show listing events on the chart if these are available
Currency	Toggle whether to show trades in a currency native to the collection (e.g. ETH or MAGIC) or show them at their historical USD prices
Scale	Toggle whether to use a linear or logarithmic scale. Choose the linear scale for enhanced transform (zoom and pan)
Limit	Set the maximum number of intervals fetched, higher values may incur a longer load time as more data is requested. Though, if you use the default (300) on the 1h chart you are only asking to see the last 300 hours worth of data (12.5 days), which likely won’t give you the full picture. Higher values are good for nailing down into smaller movements on lower time frame charts
Bar countdown	Toggle whether to show the bar countdown timer
Current price	Toggle whether to show the current price on the chart
Enhanced export	Toggle to enable extra values in the CSV exports (venue and address fields). This feature is for pro subscribers only, and will increase chart load times
Floor calc	Toggle and change values to tweak the floor price calculation (path), through sample size and smoothing
Reset button	Resets the chart back to default settings

NFT Prices settings panel - Analysis tab

Analysis section

The analysis section contains 19 different indicators, many of which you will find are well known and standard to charting and technical analysis charts. Instead of covering all of them we will stick to the ones that are unique or pertinent to Parsec in particular.

Indicator	Description
Path	Toggle the floor price indicator. The floor price is calculated by taking an average of the 25 most recent trades prior to the interval end
Candles	Toggle candlesticks to overlay them on the chart, you can turn off trades and the path if you want to use candles as your primary indicator with less noise
Volume profile	Toggle to see at which price levels the most volume has been traded
Key stats	Toggle to show a small bar at the bottom of the chart displaying key volume and price stats
Listings	Toggle the listings buckets. Each listing bucket shows the total number of active listings within the bucket price range
Sale images	Sub chart showing images of the most recent, lowest or highest trades within the period
Trade count	Sub chart showing the number of trades within each interval
Trade side	Sub chart showing the number of offers hit (green) and bids accepted (red) within each interval
Listing count	Sub chart showing the amount of new listings within each interval

NFT Prices settings panel - Highlight section

Highlight section

The highlight feature enables you to highlight trades on the chart using certain parameters, as well as choose visually how those highlighted sales will appear on the chart. You can add up to 3 highlights on the chart at once.

Highlight setting	Description
Offer/bid	Highlight listing purchases vs accepted bids
Top holders	Highlight buys and sells from the current top 20 holders
Trait	Highlight sales that include a certain trait
Venue	Highlight trades according to which marketplace the sale took place on
Address list	Highlight trades executed by a specific list of traders
Trader	Highlight trades executed by a single address

Filter section

The filter section can be used to trim trades from the dataset and focus around a specific range, trader address or trait of the collection.

Venues section

Allows you to choose from which venues sales will be displayed on the chart.

Layers section

Choose the base visual settings for trades displayed on the chart, from render order to size, colour and stroke.

Timeseries

The timeseries subcharts allow you to plot external data sources on the price chart. Choose from NFT floor prices, NFT collection volume, active traders, NFT market volume, bid/offer ratio and Yuga dominance.

This is particularly helpful for analysing correlations. In the screenshot below you can see Yuga dominance plotted on the BAYC chart. This is the ratio of the volume of all Yuga collections against the rest of the market.

Many top projects have companion collections like Bored Apes > Mutant Apes, or Azuki > Beanz, the companion often trades like beta at a fraction of its counterpart. It can be helpful to compare the two.

Another use case is comparing the ETH to USD floor prices like below.

Explore

Toggle on and off the explorer. This will show a table and range selector on the chart for exploring top traders by volume within a given range.