Wallet - Stats Tab
JosSerrano
The information provided in this tab is valuable. However, it lacks details on the number of pieces per collection a wallet owns at any given time and the quantity the wallet has sold. A helpful suggestion is to incorporate a bar graph. When the bar is full, it indicates that the wallet possesses, for instance, 100/100 NFT pieces. If a wallet's maximum ownership in a particular period is 100, but it has sold 50, the bar should be half-filled, displaying 100/50.
This approach provides insight into the maximum number of pieces the wallet has ever held.
Why is this a beneficial idea? Let's consider two individuals purchasing the same collection at an identical average price. Guy A sold 1 piece for 5 ETH, while Guy B sold 20 pieces for a 5 ETH profit. Guy A might have been fortunate to obtain a rare item, whereas Guy B may have been more strategic or perhaps had additional insights :P.
Nansen may have a similar feature, but I prefer NFTGo for its superior UI, specifically designed for enthusiasts, traders, and collectors like us.
Qihang Feng
Hello JosSerrano, thank you for your feedback. Currently, NFTGo has already provided statistical data on NFTs that have been sold, which you can find here. I hope this is what you were looking for.
Could you please further explain why you need information on the historical quantity of a collection owned by a wallet? I believe this is a type of cross-sectional data. I didn’t quite understand the example you provided about GuyA and GuyB.
We'd like to get more clarifications from you. Thank you!