Track the biggest NFT collections in one place

Live floor prices, 24-hour volume, market cap and owners — aggregated from CoinGecko and OpenSea.

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The fastest way to track NFT collections

NFTHUD aggregates live data for the biggest Ethereum NFT collections into one clean dashboard. For every collection you get the current floor price, 24-hour trading volume, estimated market cap, number of owners and total supply — sortable and searchable, updated continuously from OpenSea and CoinGecko.

Whether you're researching blue-chip projects like Bored Ape Yacht Club and CryptoPunks or hunting the next trending mint, NFTHUD gives you the market data and links you need to make a decision — then jump straight to OpenSea to trade.

NFT collections — frequently asked questions

What is an NFT floor price?
The floor price is the lowest price at which any item in an NFT collection is currently listed for sale. It's the cheapest way to buy into a collection and the most-watched indicator of its market value.
How is NFT market cap calculated?
Market cap is estimated by multiplying a collection's floor price by its total supply. It gives a rough sense of a collection's overall value, though real liquidity is usually much lower.
What does 24-hour volume mean?
24-hour volume is the total value of all sales in a collection over the last day, measured in ETH. High volume signals strong trading interest and liquidity.
Which are the biggest NFT collections?
The largest collections by volume and market cap include Bored Ape Yacht Club, CryptoPunks, Pudgy Penguins, Azuki, Mutant Ape Yacht Club and more — see the live ranking above.
How often is NFTHUD data updated?
Floor prices, volume and ownership stats are refreshed regularly from OpenSea and CoinGecko, so the rankings always reflect current market activity.