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Hello everyone!
Since the last Art Blocks market update, there have been four new curated drops. Also, there was a big crash in ETH value and volume. As the ETH market seems to be recovering (ETH is up 35% over the past month), I think it is the right time to see the effect on Art Blocks.
A couple of reminders:
If this is the first time reading my market analysis, I suggest you read this first.
This isn’t financial advice. NFTs are very volatile, and you should always do your own research.
This report is purely analytical. I’m not analyzing collections from an artistic point of view. I do that in other articles.
Link to spreadsheet → https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gW0r8ZPRIgFU2xfK6P3TLuN_Jc0hT1J5A8jdM3uRS88/edit?usp=sharing
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Included new collections: Running Moon by Licia He, Sudfah by Melissa Wiederrecht, Montreal Friend Scale by Amon Tobin, and Colorspace by Tabor Robak
As I mentioned earlier, ETH seems to be recovering from its lowest point in a long time (~$900) and it is worth $1515 right now. The last time we reviewed Art Blocks, its value was $2320 (-35%).
The whole ETH blockchain had its worst month in over a year in June 2022. Nevertheless, volume and active wallets are finally going up in July.
Orange line indicates the number of sales, the white line indicates active wallets. Graph courtesy of nonfungible.com
Art Blocks curated floors went up by 32% on average when using ETH as a reference. In contrast, they went down by -13.5% when adjusted to dollars.
General listings went down by 1.42% (from 9% to 7.58%), which is a great sign as these collections already had low listings (below 10%).
The total market cap of all Art Blocks Curated collections is 377,744.58 ETH ($572.2M).
Here is a users and volume comparison between FxHash and Art Blocks from last week.
Archetype by Kjetil Golid - from 17 to 33 ETH (+94%).
Chromie Squiggle by Snowfro - from 6 to 11.5 ETH (+92%)
Cosmic Reef by Leo Villareal - from 1 to 3 ETH (+200%).
Anticyclone by William Mapan - from 3.8 to 8.3 ETH (+118%)
Unigrids by Zeblocks - from 6.5 to 13 ETH (+100%).
Elevated Deconstructions by luxpris - 21 to 35 ETH (+66%).
Screens by Thomas Lin Pedersen - 1.8 to 4.1 ETH (+127%).
Running Moon by Licia He - successful mint with a floor of 2.19 ETH.
Collections with a low number of listings:
Chromie Squiggle by Snowfro (2.68%)
Ringers by Dmitri Cherniak (2.8%)
The Blocks of Art by Shvembldr (4.2%)
Collections with the most significant listings drop:
Anticyclone by William Mapan (-5.38%)
Ancient Courses of Fictional Rivers by Robert Hodgin (-5.2%)
Flux by Owen Moore (-5.01%)
Top collections by PTFR:
Geometry Runners by Rich Lord (6,125)
Skulptuur by Piter Pasma (4,581)
Chromie Squiggle by Snowfro (4,356)
Top collections by PTFRwS:
Geometry Runners by Rich Lord (6.13)
Skulptuur by Piter Pasma (4.58)
Trossets by Anna Carreras (4.24)
Judging by the metrics, these collections stand out:
Ringers by Dmitri Cherniak didn’t move with the market as the floor went down from 59.99 to 58 ETH. -3.32% and -37% when adjusted to dollars. If you are a fan of this classic, this might be the best time to get one. Interestingly, the listings went down to 2.8% (there are only 28 listed out of 1000).
Judging by the metrics, Geometry Runners by Rich Lord and Skulptuur by Piter Pasma seem to be in a good position. Keep in mind that PTFR and PTFRwS are experimental metrics and still have to review their performance so take those indicators with a grain of salt for now.
Until next time,
- Kaloh
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