Solana NFTs
The Twenty Five Most
Traded Collections.
Ranked by thirty day volume on Magic Eden and refreshed every hour. Floor, volume, holders and supply, with nothing added on top.
These are the twenty five most traded Solana NFT collections over the last thirty days, refreshed every hour from Magic Eden. The table carries floor price and volume in SOL, the change in volume against the previous thirty days, the number of wallets holding the collection, and total supply.
The Table
Live from Magic Eden, cached for an hour.
| # | Collection | Floor | 30D Volume | Change | Owners | Supply |
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| 24 | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| 25 | — | — | — | — | — | — |
Ranked by thirty day secondary volume. Floor and volume are in SOL, from Magic Eden, refreshed hourly. Volume on one marketplace is not volume across all of them, so treat the order as a reading of Magic Eden rather than of Solana. Shown for reference, not as advice.
How To Read It
Four columns that decide whether a collection on this table is worth a second look.
Volume Ranks, Floor Describes
A floor price is only the cheapest ask on the book. Volume is the evidence that somebody is actually paying. A high floor with no volume is a wall of listings nobody is hitting.
Owners Against Supply
Ten thousand items held across six thousand wallets is a different asset to ten thousand held across two thousand. The ratio is the fastest read on how concentrated a collection is.
Listed Count Is The Overhang
Every listed item is supply waiting above the floor. A collection with a tenth of its supply listed needs real demand to move, and one with a fiftieth does not.
One Marketplace Is Not The Market
This is Magic Eden data. It is the largest Solana venue, not the only one, so read the order as a reading of Magic Eden rather than a census of the chain.
Common Questions
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Because a floor price only tells you the cheapest thing listed, and one seller can move it. Volume tells you whether trades are happening at all, which is the harder number to fake and the more useful one to read.
No. It is the largest marketplace on Solana and not the only one. Tensor and the aggregators carry volume that never appears in these numbers, so a collection can be busier than this table suggests.
The number of distinct wallets holding at least one item in the collection. Read it against supply. One person can hold many wallets, so it is a floor on how distributed a collection is, not a headcount.
It compares the last thirty days of volume against the thirty days before. A collection that had almost no trading and then had a mint or a listing event will show a change in the hundreds of percent. It is arithmetic, not a signal.
A Floor Price
Is Not A Business.
The rest of the money section covers what I hold, how the spending runs, and the structure the assets sit inside. That is the part that compounds.