YONASPUD

Floor: 4,200KAS, cheapest live
Listed: 48.9% of supply
Holders: 40of 45 supply
Recent median sale: 5,00014 sales indexed

The floor is -16.0% against the median of the last 14 recorded sales.

Depth — what it costs to buy N of them

Every listing cheapest first. Click any row in the book below and it is marked on both charts.

price of the Nth cheapest listing your selection

Cheapest entry at each rarity level

One point per slice of the rank range: the cheapest listing available in that slice. Every dot is clickable — it jumps the book to that exact token. Flat stretches are where paying for a better rank costs you nothing.

cheapest in that rank slice — click one reward-band boundary

Book depth

The cheapest 10% of listings hold 3.6% of the book's total ask value. The bottom is deep, so the floor is comparatively hard to move.

Is this volume real?

Recorded volume: 5,045KAS across 2 fills, 90 days
With circles removed: 5,045 0% went in a circle
Both wallets named: 100% of volume we can examine at all
Stacked asks: 00 lots of 4 live

Nothing circular found. Every fill in 90 days names both wallets, none of them traded back to each other, and no wallet is stacking asks above the market. That is not the absence of a check — it is the check returning clean.

Ladders here are one wallet's own asks — NFT listings carry a seller address, so this is not inferred from timing the way it must be on the token books. A stack of asks stepping upward has ordinary explanations and so does a token coming back to a previous owner; these are records, not verdicts. What is unusual is being able to check at all: it needs every fill and every ask kept over time, including the asks that never filled.