The NFT market shows a mixed picture in the latest 24-hour data. Activity is not spread evenly across all collections. A large share of the reported volume sits in a small group of well-known projects. CryptoPunks, Pudgy Penguins, Fidenza, BAYC and Milady Maker are among the collections with notable activity in the current data.
The figures in this report come from market trackers and marketplace pages. The numbers can change as new sales take place, listings change, and different data services refresh their records. For that reason, the figures should be read as a snapshot of the market at the time of the source update, rather than as a fixed record.
The data also does not prove why a buyer or seller made a transaction. A rise in floor price does not by itself prove stronger long-term demand. A fall in floor price does not by itself prove that a collection has lost its long-term value. The figures show market activity and price movement, but they do not provide certainty about future prices.
The Main Collections by 24-Hour Activity
The latest Coinfolytics data places CryptoPunks well ahead of the other collections in reported 24-hour volume. The collection has a floor price of about 34 ETH and reported 24-hour volume of about 1,064.6 ETH. Its reported floor price is up about 4.8 percent.
Pudgy Penguins has a floor price of about 3.50 ETH and reported 24-hour volume of about 97.8 ETH. Its floor price is down about 3.1 percent in the same data set.
Fidenza has a floor price of about 24.5 ETH and reported 24-hour volume of about 90.5 ETH. Its floor price is up about 23.1 percent in the Coinfolytics snapshot. This is one of the largest reported floor changes among the major collections in the data reviewed here.
BAYC has a floor price of about 6.85 ETH and reported 24-hour volume of about 32.8 ETH. The reported floor change is 0.0 percent.
Milady Maker has a floor price of about 1.05 ETH and reported 24-hour volume of about 29.1 ETH. Its floor price is up about 8.9 percent.
The following table keeps the reported figures together for easier comparison.
| Collection | Floor | 24-hour volume | Floor change |
|---|---|---|---|
| CryptoPunks | 34.0 ETH | 1,064.6 ETH | +4.8% |
| Pudgy Penguins | 3.50 ETH | 97.8 ETH | -3.1% |
| Fidenza | 24.5 ETH | 90.5 ETH | +23.1% |
| BAYC | 6.85 ETH | 32.8 ETH | 0.0% |
| Milady Maker | 1.05 ETH | 29.1 ETH | +8.9% |
| Lil Pudgys | 0.35 ETH | 22.3 ETH | -0.1% |
| MAYC | 0.91 ETH | 18.6 ETH | -2.3% |
| CryptoPunks V1 | 2.0 ETH | 13.5 ETH | +13.0% |
| Chromie Squiggle | 2.06 ETH | 11.1 ETH | -1.7% |
| Opepen Edition | 0.10 ETH | 10.3 ETH | +3.2% |
The table shows an important difference between volume and price movement. A collection can have high volume while its floor price falls. Pudgy Penguins is one example in the current data. It has about 97.8 ETH in 24-hour volume, yet its reported floor price is down about 3.1 percent.
The opposite can also occur. A collection can show a large floor-price rise while its total volume remains far below the level of a much larger collection. Fidenza is a useful example. Its reported floor move is about +23.1 percent, but its 24-hour volume remains far below the reported CryptoPunks figure.
These differences matter because one market measure does not tell the whole story.
CryptoPunks and the Concentration of Volume
CryptoPunks currently stand out as the largest collection by reported 24-hour volume in the Coinfolytics data. The reported figure is about 1,064.6 ETH, while the next collection in the table, Pudgy Penguins, has about 97.8 ETH.
This gap is substantial. It shows that the current market activity in the tracked top collections is highly concentrated. A high volume figure can reflect a number of factors, including large individual sales, several smaller sales, changes in buyer interest, or other market activity. The data alone cannot establish the reason for the difference.
The reported CryptoPunks floor is about 34 ETH, with a reported 4.8 percent rise over the relevant period.
OpenSea also shows strong activity for CryptoPunks, with about $3 million in reported one-day volume in the cited market snapshot. Since different platforms can use different calculation methods and refresh at different times, the ETH figure from Coinfolytics and the dollar figure from OpenSea should not be treated as identical measurements.
Large CryptoPunks Sales
The latest NFTHUD sales feed shows several large CryptoPunks transactions. The reported sales include CryptoPunk #8491 at 69.75 ETH, CryptoPunk #1941 at 60.45 ETH, CryptoPunk #5581 at 40.50 ETH, CryptoPunk #9310 at 38.69 ETH, and CryptoPunk #8659 at 38.33 ETH.
| NFT | Reported sale |
|---|---|
| CryptoPunk #8491 | 69.75 ETH |
| CryptoPunk #1941 | 60.45 ETH |
| CryptoPunk #5581 | 40.50 ETH |
| CryptoPunk #9310 | 38.69 ETH |
| CryptoPunk #8659 | 38.33 ETH |
These transactions show that high-value sales remain present in the CryptoPunks market. They should not, however, be treated as proof that every CryptoPunk has a similar market value.
An individual NFT can have traits or other characteristics that affect its sale price. The price of one NFT also does not establish the value of another NFT from the same collection. A sale is evidence of a transaction at a particular price. It is not a guarantee of a future sale price.
Fidenza Shows a Strong Price Move
Fidenza is another notable part of the current market picture. Coinfolytics reports a floor price of about 24.5 ETH, 24-hour volume of about 90.5 ETH, and a floor-price increase of about 23.1 percent.
CoinGecko’s broader tracker has also shown a large 24-hour increase for Fidenza, at about 40 percent in the referenced snapshot. The difference between the two figures illustrates why data from separate services can vary.
Such differences can result from different update times, collection definitions, market coverage, or calculation methods. Therefore, the 23.1 percent figure and the roughly 40 percent figure should not be treated as conflicting proof about the underlying market. They are measurements from separate sources at potentially different times.
The main point supported by both sets of data is that Fidenza has shown a notable short-term price move.
That does not establish whether the move will continue.
Pudgy Penguins Show a Different Pattern
Pudgy Penguins provide a useful contrast to Fidenza. The collection has about 97.8 ETH in reported 24-hour volume, which places it second in the table above. At the same time, its floor price is reported at about 3.50 ETH, down about 3.1 percent.
This combination shows why volume alone should not be used as a measure of price direction. A collection can have substantial activity while its floor price moves lower.
The figures also show why short periods can create a mixed market picture. A single 24-hour period may contain large sales, price changes, new listings, and other events that can affect the reported numbers.
Milady Maker and CryptoPunks V1
Milady Maker also shows a positive short-term move in the Coinfolytics data. Its reported floor is about 1.05 ETH, with 29.1 ETH in 24-hour volume and an 8.9 percent rise in its floor price.
CryptoPunks V1 has a smaller reported market volume of about 13.5 ETH, with a floor of about 2.0 ETH. Its reported floor change is about +13.0 percent.
The CryptoPunks V1 figure is notable because the percentage move is relatively large while the reported volume is much smaller than that of CryptoPunks. A percentage change in a smaller market can sometimes occur with less total volume. Therefore, the size of the percentage move should be read together with the amount of volume behind it.
Other Collections in the Current Data
Lil Pudgys has a reported floor of about 0.35 ETH and 22.3 ETH in 24-hour volume. Its floor change is about -0.1 percent.
MAYC has a reported floor of about 0.91 ETH and 18.6 ETH in 24-hour volume. Its floor change is about -2.3 percent.
Chromie Squiggle has a reported floor of about 2.06 ETH and 11.1 ETH in 24-hour volume. Its floor change is about -1.7 percent.
Opepen Edition has a reported floor of about 0.10 ETH and 10.3 ETH in 24-hour volume. Its floor change is about +3.2 percent.
These numbers add context to the wider market. Not all established collections are moving in the same direction, and the size of their markets differs significantly.
Current Mint and Drop Activity
OpenSea’s current drops page lists several projects and editions at different stages. The cited page includes The Doomed Machine, Magic Caps, Facets, JPEG Frens, Mooncats, Early Men, OpenCatz and Rare Friends Genesis.
Facets is listed at 1,166 of 4,269 minted in the cited snapshot.
The status of a mint can change quickly. A project listed as minting or about to mint at one point can have a different status later. For this reason, these entries should be treated as a snapshot of the cited OpenSea page rather than a permanent list.
NFTCalendar also lists Thronglets, Tokyo Youth Battle, Wolf Game, ArcSNARKs and daYS among projects with dates from September 23 to September 30 in its cited calendar data.
A mint event does not, by itself, establish market demand. A project can attract attention at launch and later show a different level of activity in the secondary market. The post-mint floor, number of sales, liquidity and holder activity can provide additional context.
Overall Market Volume
The Coinfolytics snapshot places the tracked top 50 collections at about 1,512 ETH, or about $4.0 million, in 24-hour volume across 1,076 sales.
This figure is useful as a broad market snapshot, but it should not be read as the total value of every NFT transaction across every blockchain and marketplace. The scope depends on the data set used by the tracker.
The same point applies to the number of sales. A reported 1,076 sales does not mean that all NFT markets had exactly that number of transactions. It represents the activity captured within the relevant data set.
What the Data Says
The current data shows a market with strong concentration around established collections. CryptoPunks account for the largest reported share of volume by a wide margin. Fidenza shows a large short-term floor-price move. Pudgy Penguins show high volume alongside a lower floor. Milady Maker and CryptoPunks V1 also show positive floor changes.
At the same time, several other collections show little change or lower floor prices. This means the market does not move as one group.
The current figures also show the importance of looking at several measures at once. Floor price, 24-hour volume and individual sale size each provide different information. None of them alone can establish future performance.
Points to Watch
The most visible area of activity remains CryptoPunks, based on the reported 1,064.6 ETH in 24-hour volume and the group of large sales listed by NFTHUD.
Fidenza is another collection worth watching because of its reported 23.1 percent floor increase on Coinfolytics and its 90.5 ETH in reported 24-hour volume. The separate CoinGecko figure of about 40 percent also points to a notable short-term move, although the exact percentages differ by source.
Pudgy Penguins present a different signal. Its 97.8 ETH volume is high, while its floor is down about 3.1 percent. This gap may be useful for anyone who wants to understand the difference between market activity and price direction.
The current mint calendar also deserves attention, but launch activity should not be confused with proven secondary-market demand.
Final Assessment
The latest NFT data presents a market with strong activity in a limited number of established collections and several different short-term price patterns. CryptoPunks dominate the reported volume. Fidenza has one of the strongest floor moves in the current data. Pudgy Penguins show substantial volume with a lower floor. Milady Maker and CryptoPunks V1 also show notable positive changes.
The data does not establish what prices will do next. It also does not establish the quality, long-term value, or future prospects of any NFT collection. Those matters require more information than a 24-hour market snapshot can provide.
For anyone who follows the NFT market, the most useful approach is to view floor price, volume, sale size, collection supply, marketplace coverage and time period together. Data from more than one source can also help because market trackers may use different methods and update at different times.
The figures in this report should therefore be understood as current market observations, not investment advice, price guarantees, or statements about future performance.
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FAQs About the Current NFT Market
1. What is the current NFT market showing?
The latest data shows strong activity in a small group of established NFT collections. CryptoPunks has the highest reported 24-hour volume at about 1,064.6 ETH. Fidenza, Pudgy Penguins, Milady Maker and other major collections also show notable activity.
2. Which NFT collection has the highest 24-hour volume?
CryptoPunks has the highest reported 24-hour volume in the Coinfolytics data, at about 1,064.6 ETH. Its reported floor price is about 34 ETH, with a 4.8 percent increase.
3. What is the current CryptoPunks floor price?
The reported CryptoPunks floor price is about 34 ETH in the cited Coinfolytics snapshot. The exact floor can change as new listings and sales occur.
4. What are the largest CryptoPunks sales in the current data?
The reported sales include CryptoPunk #8491 at 69.75 ETH, #1941 at 60.45 ETH, #5581 at 40.50 ETH, #9310 at 38.69 ETH and #8659 at 38.33 ETH.
5. Is Fidenza showing a price increase?
Yes. Coinfolytics reports a Fidenza floor of about 24.5 ETH, with about 90.5 ETH in 24-hour volume and a reported floor increase of about 23.1 percent. A separate CoinGecko snapshot showed an increase of about 40 percent, which demonstrates that figures can differ between data providers.
6. Why can NFT price data differ between websites?
Different data providers can use different marketplaces, calculation methods, collection definitions and update times. As a result, two sources can show different figures for the same collection and period.
7. How are Pudgy Penguins performing in the current data?
Pudgy Penguins have a reported floor of about 3.50 ETH and about 97.8 ETH in 24-hour volume. The reported floor is down about 3.1 percent.
8. Does high NFT volume always mean that the floor price will rise?
No. The current Pudgy Penguins data is one example of why volume and price direction should be viewed separately. The collection has high reported volume while its floor price is lower in the cited period.
9. What is the current BAYC floor price?
BAYC has a reported floor of about 6.85 ETH and about 32.8 ETH in 24-hour volume. Its reported floor change is 0.0 percent in the cited snapshot.
10. What is happening with Milady Maker?
Milady Maker has a reported floor of about 1.05 ETH and about 29.1 ETH in 24-hour volume. Its floor price is reported as up about 8.9 percent.
11. What is happening with CryptoPunks V1?
CryptoPunks V1 has a reported floor of about 2.0 ETH and about 13.5 ETH in 24-hour volume. Its reported floor change is about +13.0 percent.
12. Which other collections are included in the current top-10 table?
The table also includes Lil Pudgys, MAYC, Chromie Squiggle and Opepen Edition. Their reported 24-hour volumes are 22.3 ETH, 18.6 ETH, 11.1 ETH and 10.3 ETH respectively.
13. What is the overall 24-hour NFT volume in the cited market data?
Coinfolytics reports about 1,512 ETH, or about $4.0 million, in 24-hour volume across its tracked top 50 collections. The data set records 1,076 sales.
14. Does the $4.0 million figure represent the entire NFT market?
No. It represents the market activity covered by the cited Coinfolytics data set. It should not be treated as the total value of every NFT transaction across all blockchains and marketplaces.
15. What NFT drops are currently listed on OpenSea?
The cited OpenSea drops page lists projects and editions such as The Doomed Machine, Magic Caps, Facets, JPEG Frens, Mooncats, Early Men, OpenCatz and Rare Friends Genesis. Drop status can change quickly.
16. How many Facets had been minted in the cited snapshot?
The OpenSea page showed 1,166 of 4,269 Facets minted in the cited snapshot. This figure can change as additional mints occur.
17. Which NFT projects appear on the NFTCalendar data?
The cited NFTCalendar data includes Thronglets, Tokyo Youth Battle, Wolf Game, ArcSNARKs and daYS among projects with dates from September 23 to September 30.
18. Does a new NFT mint prove that a project has strong demand?
No. A mint shows that NFTs are available for creation or purchase under the project’s stated terms. It does not by itself prove long-term demand, liquidity or future price performance.
19. Can the current NFT data predict future prices?
No. A 24-hour market snapshot can describe recent activity and price changes, but it cannot establish what a collection’s future price will be. NFT prices can change quickly and can vary substantially between collections and individual NFTs.
20. What should readers consider when reviewing NFT market data?
Readers may find it useful to review several measures together, including floor price, trading volume, individual sale prices, supply, marketplace coverage and the period covered by the data. It is also useful to check more than one source because market data can vary by provider and update time.
Note: The figures in these FAQs are market observations from the cited sources and may change after publication. They should not be treated as investment advice, a guarantee of future returns, or a statement about the future value of any NFT or collection.
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