- NFT collections
- 276306 KRC-20 tokens
- Listings scored
- 932rank × price × yield
- Signals
- 15197 NFT · 54 token · 80 collections
- Traded in 24h
- 709 fills across 19 assets · 44,857 KAS
What the signals mean
Same price, better tier. Two NFTs at an identical price where one sits in a higher-paying reward band. Rewards are paid by band, not by rank, so within a band every token earns the same — the cheaper one at the same tier is simply the better buy.
One seller walking the price up (a ladder). A run of same-size lots posted seconds apart, each priced a step above the last. KaspaCom sorts by price, so these scatter down the page and look like separate sellers. Sorted by time, it is obviously one wallet stacking asks — often to make a token look like it has more demand above the market than it does.
Abandoned asks. Listings over a month old priced at double the market or worse. They will not fill. Counting them makes a book look far deeper than it trades, so KQ Book excludes them from depth and slippage.
Thin book. Buying even the cheapest tenth of the book already costs meaningfully more than the best ask — the floor is a handful of lots and moves the moment anyone buys size.