JamOnBread Launches Analytics for Three Cardano NFT Marketplaces

JamOnBread announced its Cardano NFT analytics dashboard on November 12. Users can view sales, prices, and trading volume for each marketplace or see the combined figures over the same period. The dashboard is available without connecting a wallet.

Sales, Prices, and Listings in One View

The dashboard shows the number of sales, trading volume, buyer counts, and active listings. It also displays average and median sale prices, breaks down sales by price range, and ranks collections and individual sales. Users can combine the marketplace filter with a seven-day, 30-day, 90-day, one-year, or full-history view.

JamOnBread cited the loss of NFT market analytics after TapTools shut down as its reason for building the dashboard. The project describes the historical coverage in terms of the marketplace contracts it tracks, including older versions of jpg.store’s contracts.

Wayup Accounts for 91.3% of Tracked Seven-Day Volume

In a November 13 snapshot, JamOnBread’s dashboard showed 133,706 ADA in trading volume across 801 sales over the preceding seven days. Wayup contracts accounted for 122,119 ADA, or 91.3% of the tracked volume. The other 11,587 ADA was attributed to jpg.store contracts.

Snekkies led the dashboard’s collection rankings in the same snapshot, with 61,324 ADA across 165 sales. The marketplace shares apply to the contracts covered by the dashboard during that seven-day window.

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A Sale Is Attributed to the Contract Where It Settles

JamOnBread defines volume as the amount buyers paid, including fees, and groups daily activity by UTC. The marketplace breakdown attributes each sale to the contract on which it settles.

A buyer can use JamOnBread’s interface to purchase an NFT listed on a jpg.store contract. That sale contributes to jpg.store’s volume in the marketplace breakdown. The dashboard separately identifies trades routed through the JamOnBread interface under “Through JamOnBread.”