About Quix

> Quix is the largest NFT marketplace on the Optimism Layer 2 network. Hosting over 100 collections and 34,000 users, it is the home of NFTs on Optimism. Quix’s best-in-class NFT marketplace experience includes features tailored to both creators and collectors. From the NFT Launchpad, which lets developers launch no-code smart contracts for free-to-mint NFT collections, to the in-app rarity ranking calculator, and the floor sweep tool, there is something on the platform for everyone.

Overview

Daily, Weekly and Monthly Review

Sales Patterns

Users Behavior

References

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📋 Methodology

> > ✔ The basis of the queries that I have used in this dashboard was with the help of the wonderful ==h4wk== queries in this dashboard. > >
> > ✔ First, I did a comprehensive review of NFT sales since the beginning of 2022. (Note: by changing the start date, you can check the mentioned results in your desired time intervals) > >
> > ✔ Then, several of these parameters were checked on a daily basis. (those parameters themselves and their cumulative chart) > >
> > ✔ Next, the parameters of the number and volume of sales were also checked on a weekly and monthly basis. > >
> > ✔ Then, it was checked how the distribution and dispersion of sales was during the hours of the day and on the days of the week. (in terms of volume and number) > >
> > ✔ In the following, the status of the holding period of an NFT by its buyer was checked, its distribution was obtained, and it was also determined how the distribution of NFTs held by users was. > >
> > ✔ Then, new users who made their first purchase were acquired on a daily basis. > >
> > ✔ Finally, Top Buyers, Top Holders, Top Transactions and Top Collections were also obtained in terms of USD amount.

> * 276 days --> 156.8k sells ---> 41.2k buyers ---> worth $4.38m > >
> * The number of buyers is 17% more than sellers. (About 6k users) For this reason, the average number of sales per seller is 4.45 and the average number of purchases per buyer is 3.81. Also, each buyer paid an average of $106.2 to buy NFTs and each seller received $124.2 from the sale of their NFTs. > > \

> * The number of daily sales has gone through a trend full of ups and downs, and along this path, peaks and valleys can be seen. But the remarkable thing is that as we move forward in the time dimension, the height of these peaks is increasing. For example, in the last peak, which was reached at the end of September, a record of more than 5k daily sales was recorded, which shows a growth of 42% compared to the previous peak. > >
> * The daily sales chart clearly indicates a strong possibility of further growth in the number of daily sales and it is expected that better records will be recorded in this field in the coming months. > >
> * The trend of the sales volume chart is not very similar to the sales frequency chart. Here, only three clear peaks can be seen, the first two are at the same level in terms of amount (120-130k) and about a quarter of the largest peak in the daily sales volume chart. (534k). The upward and optimistic trend of the number of sales is not seen in this chart, and it seems that other factors that affect the volume of sales have a greater effect than the number of sales. > >
> * The chart of the number of daily buyers and sellers is very similar to the chart of the number of sales. both in terms of the presence of numerous peaks and in terms of the intensity and ascending course of the peaks. The upward trend in the chart of the number of sellers is very clearly displayed and seems to be experiencing a growth trend. > > \

> The average number of buyers' purchases and the average number of sellers' sales have always been below 10 during this 276-day period, except in two periods:

> * May 2022==: In several days, the average number of sales by sellers exceeds 10 May. > * Late September and early October 2022==: Explosive growth in the average number of buyers. (Who can believe the average of 92 NFT sales per buyer in one day, while on more than 99% of the other days the average number barely reaches the 3's and 4's. This indicates an explosive growth in the number of purchases.

> The average daily trend of USD paid by buyers and received by sellers is very similar. But it also has some interesting points. On a large number of days (which are generally days when these averages are in high numbers) the average money paid by buyers was greater than the average money received by sellers.

> The average USD per sale chart is a very interesting chart. From May, a clear decrease can be seen in this parameter. Even the small growth in September could not bring this average back to the numbers before May.

> We had the highest daily average USD paid per purchase on February 22nd and April 11th at $1,145 and $1,097 respectively.

> The chart of daily number of purchases, buyers and sellers are very similar in terms of trends. The peaks that were mentioned in the previous section can be seen here.

> Both the number of sales and the volume of sales in the weekly and monthly charts show that September was a very bright month. The volume of sales in this month was at least 2.97 times larger than any other month in 2022. The number of sales this month was at least 2.43 times larger than any other month in 2022.

> Although the month of May has the second rank in the number of sales, it has the third rank in the volume of sales. NFTs sold this month seem to have had a lower USD value.

> The high slope of the cumulative charts also showed the explosive sales of NFTs in the Optimism network.

> It seems that buyers have a higher tendency to buy NFTs on Wednesdays than on other days of the week. > >
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> On the other hand, 5 o'clock UTC time is the time of the day when users show the greatest willingness to buy NFT at that hour. But on average, more purchases are made during the day than at night.

> On average, users hold the NFTs they bought for 16.3 days.

> 45% of users sell the NFTs they bought in less than a day. 18.5% held Enra for less than a week, 18.6% for less than a month, and 17.5% for more than a month between buying an NFT and selling it. > >

> > More than half of the buyers held only one NFT and 13% of them held more than 5 NFTs.

> The chart of new holders is also very similar to the chart of the daily number of sales, buyers and sellers. (The same peaks and the same growths) > >

> > The biggest buyer of NFT is the owner of this address: > 0xc78a09d6a4badecc7614a339fd264b7290361ef1 > He paid about $185.5k for 15,409 purchases, which is about 5 times more than any other user.

> The largest NFT holder is the owner of this address: > 0x00ffbfd8d0deaaff8812b623aa0dee493f3f7cbb > He holds 1100 NFT worth $1730. > >

> > The largest sale in terms of USD in 2022 was this transaction: 0x74946a8b332d0edac0d0f08bb196740e3dec080d85c58490e70df48932741943 > where an NFT worth more than $12k has been sold.

> Top three collections in terms of USD volume: > > optipunk: $973k in 3632 sales --> $268 per sale on average > Optimism: $784.5k in 12.85k sales --> $61 per sale on average > apetimism: $385.6 in 2196 sales --> $163 per sale on average