NFTs
Every NFT collection in your wallets with spam filtered out — collections, items, floor value, the largest collection, hidden spam; filters by network, verified collections and search; and a detail for each collection with its floor, estimated value, links and every item you hold.
NFTs shows every NFT collection in your wallets, on the networks that have them, with spam filtered out and each collection valued at its floor price where one exists.
The five figures
| Figure | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Collections | How many different collections you hold, and how many are verified on OpenSea — confirmed to be the real collection and not a copy |
| Items | How many individual NFTs you hold, and on how many networks. Each copy of an edition counts separately |
| Floor value | An estimate of what your NFTs are worth: each collection's items × its floor price, and how many collections have a floor |
| Largest | The collection that makes up most of your floor value, and its share |
| Spam hidden | How many spam collections were hidden, and how many items they contain |
About floor value: the floor is the cheapest item currently listed for sale in a collection. It is a rough guide, not a price you would get: a rare item can be worth much more, and trying to sell many at once would push the price down. Floor prices are available for NFTs on Ethereum and its layer 2 networks; on other networks the value shows as —.
Collections with 500 or more items in your wallet are treated as airdrops and not valued.
Filters
- Network — when you hold NFTs on several networks, a button for each, with how many collections it has
- Order — by Floor value, Most items or Name
- Verified only — shows only collections verified on OpenSea
- Search collection — by name
Collections
A card for each collection with its image, its name (with ✓ when verified), how many items you hold, whether it is an edition, its estimated value, its floor price in ETH and its share of your NFT value.
Up to 120 collections are shown at once; use the search or the network filter to find the rest.
A collection's detail
Click a collection to open it:
- Items — how many you hold, and whether each one is unique or a copy of an edition
- Floor — the floor price in ETH and in dollars
- Estimated — its estimated value and share of your NFT value
- Which of your wallets hold it, and on which network
- Its description
- OpenSea, Contract and Website links
- Your items — every NFT you hold in it, with its image and name. Click one to open it on OpenSea
Spam
People mint worthless NFTs and send them to thousands of wallets for free, usually with a link to a website that asks you to connect your wallet or sign something. That signature is how they take your assets.
These collections are hidden and counted in Spam hidden.
Do not visit a website advertised in an NFT you did not buy, and never connect your wallet to it. Holding a spam NFT is harmless; interacting with its site is not.
Why NFTs are not in your total value
NFTs are shown on this page but not added to your total portfolio value. A token has a price you could sell at in seconds; an NFT has a floor that may not reflect your item and a buyer who may not exist today. Keeping them apart stops that uncertainty from distorting every other number in the Wallet.
Choosing a wallet
With All Assets selected, the page shows the NFTs of all your wallets together. Choose one wallet in the selector to see only its NFTs.
When there is nothing to show
- "No NFT collections" — none were found, and the page says how many spam collections were hidden
- Wallets with an enormous number of collections are read up to the first 3,000 on each network; a note says so