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Definition

Flow

(FLOW) is a high-performance blockchain specifically for creating NFTs, massive crypto games, and apps.

NFT

A non-fungible token is a record on a blockchain which is associated with a particular digital or physical asset. The ownership of an NFT is recorded in the blockchain, and can be transferred by the owner, allowing NFTs to be sold and traded.

METHOD

At first, he calculated the daily and total NFT dollar sales volume by whales Then we look at the number of whale buyers and sellers in the last three months In the next step, we will compare the volume of buying and selling by whales with normal users In the next step, we want to see which are the most popular collections among whales and whether they prefer new collections or older collections. We also want to see how many days, on average, the whales kept the NFTs in their wallets after the purchase. And finally, what are the top ten whales among NFT buyers in the flow? Last three months time filter and the table used tableflow.core.ez_nft_sales

and filter fo whale find purchase_count >= 1000

NFT SALE VOLUME$

The following graph shows the trend of NFT sales expressed in USD beginning in June of 2022. Around the 19th of August, it reached a high of 2.24 M. Following that event, the NFT sales have been much lower than typical, hovering around 730K.

The Left side chart shows the count of wallets that are involved in NFT buying and selling activities since jun 2022. The highest wallet activity was seen on Aug19th when around 22K wallets were observed. Of late the number of wallet count has drastically dropped.

Overall for the majority of the time, the wallet behavior has shown that the number of users has been less than 10K for most of the time. The number of ==buyers== however has consistently been higher than ==sellers== since the beginning except when the buyer wallets shot up to 22K on Aug 19th.

Around fifteen days is the typical amount of time spent holding an NFT in flow. and max held 111 days

It would seem that Flow whales are considering Top Shot NFTs as an option.

based on flow, according to the top 10 nft buyers Just one whale bought 13,000 new fins.

conclusion 🤔

In the last three months, there has been an increase in the total amount of dollar transactions made by whales. In each of the last three months, there has been a greater number of buyers than sellers, with the number of purchasers hitting a high point on August 19. On the same day, there is a discernible increase in the transaction volume brought about by regular consumers. The Topshot collection is Whales's favorite one. Whales have always been of more importance to older collections. The typical amount of time that whales keep NFTs in their wallets is 15 days, while the largest amount of time is 111 days.

According to the two charts above, we want to know what the difference is between the volume of transactions in dollars per day and the number of transactions of whales and normal users.

It seems that although according to the pie chart, the volume of transactions of normal users is 90% of all users, the volume of dollar exchange by whales is much higher on a daily basis, except for some days like September 1st. In general, the volume of transactions in dollars has been increasing in the last three months

45% of Flow whale bought NFTs from existing collections and ==55% have bought new collections.==

The most popular collection among whales is ==Topshot== by a huge margin