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Trait floors and rarity on listings
A collection's floor is its cheapest NFT. Most traders care about the cheapest NFT with a trait: a gold background, a crown. FloorFeed shows that floor for every trait value, and lets you sort and filter listings by rarity. Ethereum and its networks (OpenSea) and Solana (Magic Eden) both work.
- Traits tab
- Open a collection and tap Traits. Pick a trait type (Background, Hat…) to see each value with how many NFTs have it, its floor and the best trait offer on it. Rarest first sorts by how rare the value is; Cheapest floor sorts by price.
- Cheapest with a trait
- Tap a floor price to open that NFT. Listings › shows every listing with that value in the Listings tab.
- Listings tab
- It's the first tab, and a collection opens on it. Tap Rarity filters (or the Listings tab itself) to read the ranks. Cheapest sorts by price, Rarest by rarity rank. Rare+, Epic+ and Legendary keep only NFTs in the rarest 15%, 5% or 1% of the collection. Each listing shows its rank and tier. With a trait filter on, Clear ✕ removes it. If the page shows a copy older than 2 minutes while a new read runs, it says how old; Buy always checks the live price.
- On an NFT's page
- Each trait card shows that trait's floor (cheapest ›, or (this one) when this NFT is the cheapest) and its best trait bid.
Limits: floors come from the 200 cheapest live listings, refreshed every few minutes. A rare trait whose cheapest listing costs more than those shows “none in cheapest 200”, not a floor. Ranks are OpenSea's (OpenRarity) on Ethereum-style networks and FloorFeed's own on Solana; an NFT without a rank is left out by the rarity filters. Trait bids are OpenSea trait offers in WETH; Tensor has no trait bids. Nothing here buys or sells: open an NFT to buy it.