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NFT Interactions

Model of NFT Holder Behavior

NFT holders engage in three primary activities:
  • Collecting
  • Promoting
  • Trading

Each behavior can be inferred via different on-chain metrics and together they provide a comprehensive view of the NFT holder's value and contribution to the ecosystem.

NWNL reviews every historical NFT holding to get an overall picture of the NFT holder's behavior over time.
CollectingPromotingTrading

Universal NFT Loyalty Tiers

King

King

  • Top 0.1% of Wallets
  • Most Loyal Holders
  • Earliest Adopters
  • Most Diverse Collections

Kings are legendary NFT holders, having distinguished themselves with a very long hold horizon, a willingness to participate broadly within NFTs, and a penchant for discovering quality.

Kings are the best holders on offer within the NFT community.

Queen

Queen

  • Top 1% of Wallets
  • Very Loyal Holders
  • Early Adopters
  • Very Diverse Collections

Queens are exceptional NFT holders, demonstrating a strong commitment to holding a diverse collection of NFTs.

Queens often have extremely high scores (similar to Kings), but fall short in a single area.

Knight

Knight

  • Top 4% of Wallets
  • Loyal Holders
  • Sometimes Early Adopters
  • Diverse Collections

Knights are above average NFT holders with proven records of participation but potentially more polarizing histories.

Many knights are ex-NFT holders or never grew their collections beyond a few key communities, but are distinguished NFT participants nonetheless.

Others could rise up with just a few more purchases.

FAQ

Why did you make this project?

Blockchain provides us with a verifiable and proven history, but it is almost never used or referenced longitudinally. History is a potent tool for predicting behavior and outcomes. Blockchain projects should pay more attention to it when designing incentives and analyzing their user base.


However, by making it easier for projects to access and review wallet history and stats, they are more likely to do so.

Why do you only support Ethereum NFTs?

While I own NFTs on many blockchains, none of these other chains have really reached a point of critical mass or saturation. Mainnet Ethereum has the largest, most diverse, and complete set of data on real NFT holders so it is the natural place to start.


The platform can adapt to other EVM-based chains if there is a compelling enough reason to add them.

What if I don't want to log in with my hot wallet?

Sign-in with Ethereum (SIWE) is a safe operation, but you really do need a bit of paranoia out here to survive long term. We're planning to use a Delegate.xyz-based solution to delegate login authority to another wallet.

How did you choose which collections to include?

A variety of factors are considered

  • Legitimacy - Sales volume, backing organization, or historical relevance
  • Mint date - To ensure a representative distribution throughout time
  • Subject matter area - To ensure a distribution across different types of NFT communities
  • Size - Try to avoid size extremes (extremely large collections and small illiquid ones)

Will you add [collection name] to the collections list?

If you have a Knight-tier or better wallet, here is a form you can fill out to suggest a collection to be added

Why doesn't history go back further than Q1 2021?

Because there weren't too many lasting things happening in NFTs before 2021. Most wallets didn't exist then and there weren't really enough NFT projects to even meet our qualification criteria.

What if I keep my NFTs in multiple wallets?

Multiple wallets aren't really in the spirit of building a unified on-chain reputation, unless there's something on-chain linking them all together. We have some ideas and will find a way to support it if enough people care.

How do you make money?

Data analysis, generating reports, and granting access to our data on holders to interested parties.

Is there a token?

No, but I do see the value in providing a simple way to query wallet reputation on-chain. A token contract might be a way to accomplish that.