NFT Wallet Behavior Comparison
WHAT IS FLOW?
Flow is a blockchain network that was created with the aim of solving the scalability problem for NFTs (Non-Featured Tokens) and video games. Sharding is a solution to the scalability problem in blockchain networks, in this method they divide the databases and in other words they divide a very large database into small components. But the Flow blockchain network has solved the scaling problem without the help of sharding method, and in this way, it has made possible very fast and low-cost transactions in the blockchain, which is suitable for DeFi (decentralized) software such as the NFT token market, as well as video games based on They are built on the basis of blockchain and are very practical.
Create a series of dashboards comparing wallet behavior for buying and selling NFTs on Flow compared to Ethereum and Solana. Is there more or less "whale" activity on Flow compared to each of the other chains? What do "whales" tend to focus on in Flow? How common is "flipping" on Flow (selling within 24 hrs, within a week etc) compared to other chains, or do wallets tend to hold onto their NFTs? Are wallets more interested in new projects, or already existing projects on Flow?
(In the charts above I created a dashboard to compare wallet behavior for buying and selling NFT in Flow compared to Ethereum and Solana)
(Whale activity in Flo is low compared to any of the other chains , It's more in Ethereum)
(Wallets are more interested in new projects)
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In the charts above, we compared "Flipping" in Flow (selling within 24 hours, within a week) ,
And we have shown here how many flippers sold their NFT in less than a week on Flow and Ethereum
Dashboard to compare wallet behavior for buying and selling NFT on Flow compared to Ethereum and SolanaβοΈ