The Best NFT Analytics Tools

People who invest in NFTs try to stay informed about the current market situation. That's obvious. But with thousands of new projects emerging daily, keeping up with the latest developments is becoming very difficult, if not impossible.

The large volume of information forces investors to look for tools or platforms to track data on the issue of interest.

Today, we'll introduce you to NFT tools that help you conduct more effective research to make the best investment decisions.

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Important Topics for NFT Market Research

The state of the NFT market, like any other, is influenced by various factors, so different categories of tools are used to study it:

• General NFT analytics;
• studying collections that are being prepared for release;
• mint and wallet scanners;
• Floor Trackers;
• Snipping Tools.

General NFT Analytics

1. Decentralized Radar (Dapp Radar)

It helps you find the best NFT collections, sales, and marketplaces. While the site doesn't offer a ton of information, its interface and presentation make it a top choice.

2. Non-fungible

NonFungible offers a wide variety of data on NFTs. The most interesting are:

• the total number of sales over a given period of time;
• total amount of all sales for the period of time (in US dollars);
• average sales price over a period of time;
• total number of wallet participants;
• primary and secondary sales.

3. Crypto Slam

Here you can find general market analysis for various networks, not just Ethereum, as most sites offer. You can also view data on individual NFT collections, including their associated data and volume.

4. Dune Analytics

Dune is a dashboard platform built by the NFT community. It's great for browsing specific NFT collections on Ethereum, as well as analytics.OpenSea.

5. Nansen

Nansen is a paid tool that provides not only general information but also more detailed information. It also has a pleasing UX/UI—visuals and a clear, easy-to-use layout of information blocks—features few platforms bother with.

Nansen's services start at $149 per month, but you can get a free trial for $9.

Exploring NFT Collections in the Works

1. NFT scoring

NFT scoring is first on our list. While there are other platforms that provide information about upcoming collections, this one offers the most comprehensive overview: social media followers, Discord members, and even the community itself.

2. Minty Score

Another platform that publishes a calendar of upcoming NFT collections. Here you can find all the hyped projects that will be released in the near future. And, like other similar resources, you'll get information about mintage prices, release dates, and more.

3. NFT Go

This platform offers a calendar of upcoming collection releases and general information about them. Additionally, by selecting a specific date, you can see all collections available for that time.

4. How Rare Is

This platform will be useful if you're looking for a Solana-like version of calendars. Solana is a crypto-computing platform designed to achieve high transaction speeds without sacrificing decentralization.

NFT wallet and mint scanning tools

1. What's Minting

Here you can see what NFTs are being minted, how much people are spending on minting and gas. You can monitor the information almost in real time. The "Last Minute" Discord community reports on which collections are trending.

2. Icy Tools

Icy Tools provides analytics for tracking NFTs across various marketplaces, offering a free dashboard for discovering currently mined NFTs and displaying their historical metrics. Historical metrics require a fee.

Icy Tools also has a wallet scanner that helps you see what specific people are buying. By adding a wallet address, you can receive notifications when a purchase is made.

3. Moby

This platform also includes a wallet scanner. Events can be tracked in real time, including the number of sales, average price, and other metrics. Wallets can be sorted by rating for different time periods. Moby also includes a wallet scanner that works similarly to Icy Tools.

Floor Trackers NFT Tools

1. Flips Finance

The platform provides a list of over 100 collections. You can see the minimum price and sales volume, and by clicking on the icon, you can analyze historical minimum prices, the number of owners, and the ranking.

2. Wgmi

Combines data, analytics, and the most important news in one place. Provides insight into key metrics such as minimum prices and sales volumes. Changes can be tracked over specific time periods.

NFT Sniping Tools

1. Rarity Sniffer

Rarity Sniffer allows you to analyze NFTs for purchase, providing real-time data within seconds of their discovery.

2. Rarity Tools

The most popular NFT platform that compiles a ranking list of all rare and non-rare NFTs.

3. Rarity Sniper

The platform collaborates with creators of new NFT collections that claim to be rare. NFTs can be searched by various characteristics, price, or rank.

4. SuperSea

This Google Chrome version is very popular. It displays some information below the OpenSea listings, ranks items by rarity, and shows the minimum price. To see the rarity level in the overall ranking, you need to purchase the paid version. This is a convenient feature for those who actively play mints and need to make quick trades.

The best tool for working with NFT data

There's one tool that many people simply don't think about, and it's better than any of the others we've discussed: blockchain. All of the platforms mentioned above take data from the blockchain and display it on their platforms.

Therefore, if you're new to the world of crypto, NFTs, and Web3, we recommend you learn about blockchain and the types of data found there. Alternatively, choose any of our favorite aggregators.