About
KQ Book prices Kaspa NFTs by what they produce, not what they cost.
KaspaCom shows you a floor and a rank. It cannot tell you that two of your NFTs earn nothing, that a cheaper one three rows down pays identically, or that four of something costs more than four times the floor. That is the gap.
What each page does
How it reads a listing
Every listing is scored in the unit its own mechanic pays in. A staking NFT gets a payback period — how many days of KASBTC it takes to earn its own price back. An expedition NFT gets KAS per EXP. An ally NFT gets a threshold, because below the required count it earns nothing at all and above it the extras earn nothing either.
Rewards come in tiers, and the tiers are wide and flat. Two NFTs in the same band pay identically no matter how far apart their ranks are — so the cheapest one inside a band is always the right buy. The collection pages draw those boundaries directly onto the rank-versus-price scatter.
Where the numbers come from
Prices, listings and holders are indexed from KaspaCom every few minutes. New collections appear on their own — nothing to configure.
Mechanics — staking tiers, expedition bands, ally thresholds — are hand-mapped per project and each row carries the date a human last confirmed it. Projects change emissions without notice, so a number here can go stale; the collection pages show that date.
Order-book history exists only because KQ Book records it. KaspaCom exposes the most recent 100 sales per collection and a daily-only floor series. Everything older is gone unless it was captured as it happened.
Index status
- Collections
- 582
- Active listings
- 19519
- Mechanics
- 10
- Holder rows
- 136979
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