An open offer to purchase any NFT from a specific collection at a stated price, regardless of which specific token is sold. Collection bids provide instant liquidity to NFT holders who want to sell immediately without waiting for a buyer. Marketplaces like Tensor match collection bids with sellers. Bids can be funded with SOL or other tokens and are typically set at or near the floor price.
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An open offer to purchase any NFT from a specific collection at a stated price, regardless of which specific token is sold. Collection bids provide instant liquidity to NFT holders who want to sell immediately without waiting for a buyer. Marketplaces like Tensor match collection bids with sellers. Bids can be funded with SOL or other tokens and are typically set at or near the floor price.
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Collection Bid (collection-bid) Category: Token Ecosystem Definition: An open offer to purchase any NFT from a specific collection at a stated price, regardless of which specific token is sold. Collection bids provide instant liquidity to NFT holders who want to sell immediately without waiting for a buyer. Marketplaces like Tensor match collection bids with sellers. Bids can be funded with SOL or other tokens and are typically set at or near the floor price. Related: NFT (Non-Fungible Token), Collection (NFT), Floor Price, Tensor
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A non-fungible token on Solana—an SPL token with 0 decimals, supply of 1, and revoked mint authority. The NFT's metadata (image, attributes) is stored off-chain (Arweave/IPFS) linked via the Metaplex metadata account's URI field. NFTs can be standard, compressed (cNFT), programmable (pNFT), or Core assets, each with different trade-offs.
A Metaplex standard for grouping NFTs under a parent NFT that represents the collection. Each NFT's metadata includes a collection field with the collection mint address and a 'verified' flag (set by the collection authority via the Verify instruction). Collections enable marketplace grouping, royalty enforcement, and verification.
The lowest listed sale price for any NFT within a collection on marketplaces. Floor price serves as the baseline valuation for a collection and is the most commonly tracked metric for NFT market health. It fluctuates based on demand, new listings, and broader market conditions. Rarer traits within a collection typically trade at multiples above the floor. Tensor and Magic Eden display real-time floor prices for Solana collections.
A Solana NFT marketplace and trading protocol that launched the TNSR governance token in April 2024. Tensor provides advanced trading features including collection-level bidding, real-time price feeds, and lending against NFT collateral. It competes with Magic Eden as a primary NFT trading venue on Solana.
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A Metaplex standard for grouping NFTs under a parent NFT that represents the collection. Each NFT's metadata includes a collection field with the collection mint address and a 'verified' flag (set by the collection authority via the Verify instruction). Collections enable marketplace grouping, royalty enforcement, and verification.
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A non-fungible token on Solana—an SPL token with 0 decimals, supply of 1, and revoked mint authority. The NFT's metadata (image, attributes) is stored off-chain (Arweave/IPFS) linked via the Metaplex metadata account's URI field. NFTs can be standard, compressed (cNFT), programmable (pNFT), or Core assets, each with different trade-offs.
A Metaplex standard for grouping NFTs under a parent NFT that represents the collection. Each NFT's metadata includes a collection field with the collection mint address and a 'verified' flag (set by the collection authority via the Verify instruction). Collections enable marketplace grouping, royalty enforcement, and verification.
The lowest listed sale price for any NFT within a collection on marketplaces. Floor price serves as the baseline valuation for a collection and is the most commonly tracked metric for NFT market health. It fluctuates based on demand, new listings, and broader market conditions. Rarer traits within a collection typically trade at multiples above the floor. Tensor and Magic Eden display real-time floor prices for Solana collections.
A Solana NFT marketplace and trading protocol that launched the TNSR governance token in April 2024. Tensor provides advanced trading features including collection-level bidding, real-time price feeds, and lending against NFT collateral. It competes with Magic Eden as a primary NFT trading venue on Solana.
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The original Solana Program Library token program (TokenkegQfeZyiNwAJbNbGKPFXCWuBvf9Ss623VQ5DA) that implements fungible and non-fungible token operations. It manages mints (token definitions) and token accounts (balances). Core instructions include InitializeMint, MintTo, Transfer, Burn, Approve (delegation), and Revoke. All SPL tokens on mainnet before Token-2022 use this program.
Solana Program Library—a collection of on-chain programs and client libraries maintained by Solana Labs. Key SPL programs include Token, Token-2022, Associated Token Account, Memo, Name Service, Stake Pool, and Account Compression. SPL programs are deployed to well-known addresses and serve as the standard building blocks for Solana applications.
The next-generation token program (TokenzQdBNbLqP5VEhdkAS6EPFLC1PHnBqCXEpPxuEb) that extends SPL Token with configurable extensions. Extensions include transfer fees, confidential transfers, transfer hooks, permanent delegate, non-transferable tokens, interest-bearing tokens, metadata, and more. Token-2022 is backwards-compatible with SPL Token for basic operations.
An on-chain account defining a token type. A mint specifies: supply (total minted), decimals (0 for NFTs, 6 for USDC, 9 for most tokens), mint authority (who can mint), and optional freeze authority. Each unique token (USDC, JitoSOL, etc.) has exactly one mint account. Mint address serves as the token's unique identifier.