- The floor price is the lowest current listing — the cheapest NFT to buy in a collection.
- The true floor is the lowest ask across Tensor, Magic Eden and Orbis combined, not one venue.
- Watch live floors, 24h volume and market cap for every collection in Discovery.
- The heatmap shows the biggest movers at a glance — size by market cap/volume, color by floor change.
- Set a floor alert to get pinged the instant a collection crosses your price.
What a floor price is (and why cross-marketplace matters)
The floor price is simply the lowest asking price in a collection right now — buy at the floor and you own the cheapest available piece. It's the fastest gauge of value and sentiment: a rising floor usually means demand is climbing; a falling floor, the opposite. But there's a catch on Solana: each marketplace keeps its own listings, so Tensor, Magic Eden and Orbis can each show a different floor at the same moment. The number that actually matters is the cross-marketplace floor — the single lowest ask across all three — because that's the real cheapest way in.
Live floors, volume & top movers
Chadbot Discovery lists every aggregated collection with its live floor, market cap and 24h volume, and updates as listings and sales happen. Switch to the heatmap to see the whole market at a glance — each collection is a tile sized by market cap, volume, floor change or sales, and colored green (up) or red (down) by its floor move — so the biggest movers jump out instantly. For momentum specifically, the live volume screener ranks collections by rolling-window volume with buy/sell sentiment and a market-mood gauge.
Reading floor vs bid
| Floor price | Best bid | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Lowest seller is asking | Highest buyer is offering |
| You use it to | Buy in cheaply | Sell instantly |
| Typical level | The reference price | A little below floor (the spread) |
Tracking a specific collection
Search any collection in Chadbot to open its page — live floor, listings, bids, recent sales and depth, aggregated across all three venues. To track it without watching, set a floor-price alert and Chadbot pings you in-app and via Dialect the moment the floor crosses your target.
FAQ
What is an NFT floor price?
The floor price is the lowest price at which any NFT in a collection is currently listed for sale — the cheapest way to buy in. It's the standard quick gauge of a collection's value and it moves as listings appear, sell or get cancelled.
Where can I see Solana NFT floor prices?
On Chadbot Discovery, which shows every aggregated collection's floor, market cap, 24h volume and live activity across Tensor, Magic Eden and Orbis — as a sortable list or an animated heatmap of the biggest movers. Floors update in real time as the market changes.
Why do floor prices differ between marketplaces?
Each marketplace has its own listings, so the lowest ask on Tensor, Magic Eden and Orbis can differ moment to moment. Chadbot shows the true cross-marketplace floor — the single lowest ask across all three — so you see the real cheapest entry, not one venue's view.
What is the difference between floor price and best bid?
The floor is the lowest price a seller is asking; the best bid is the highest price a buyer is offering. The gap between them is the spread. You buy at (or near) the floor and can sell instantly into the best bid — which is often a little below floor.
How do I get notified when a floor price changes?
Set a floor-price alert in Chadbot. You'll be notified in-app and via Dialect the moment a collection's floor crosses your target — event-driven, so there's no polling delay.
Keep going
Browse live floors in Discovery, find what's pumping on the screener, set price alerts, or start trading — buy & sell NFTs manually or with a trading bot.