Removing an NFT from sale on a marketplace by canceling its listing. Mass delistings during bull markets signal that holders expect prices to rise further and are unwilling to sell at current levels. Coordinated delistings reduce available supply on marketplaces and can push floor prices higher. Delist rates are tracked as a sentiment indicator for NFT collections.
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Removing an NFT from sale on a marketplace by canceling its listing. Mass delistings during bull markets signal that holders expect prices to rise further and are unwilling to sell at current levels. Coordinated delistings reduce available supply on marketplaces and can push floor prices higher. Delist rates are tracked as a sentiment indicator for NFT collections.
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Delist (NFT) (delist-nft) Category: Web3 Definition: Removing an NFT from sale on a marketplace by canceling its listing. Mass delistings during bull markets signal that holders expect prices to rise further and are unwilling to sell at current levels. Coordinated delistings reduce available supply on marketplaces and can push floor prices higher. Delist rates are tracked as a sentiment indicator for NFT collections. Related: Floor Price, NFT (Non-Fungible Token), Diamond Hands
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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 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.
Holding a position through extreme price volatility without selling, implying conviction and psychological resilience. The diamond emoji became shorthand during the 2021 bull cycle across crypto and meme stock communities. Diamond hands is celebrated when the asset eventually recovers or appreciates, but can also lead to significant losses if conviction is misplaced. Counterpart to paper hands.
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A unique, non-interchangeable digital token representing ownership of a specific asset—artwork, collectibles, music, game items, domain names, or real-world assets. NFTs are verified on-chain and can be traded on marketplaces. Unlike fungible tokens (where each unit is identical), each NFT has distinct properties. Major Solana NFT marketplaces: Magic Eden, Tensor.
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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 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.
Holding a position through extreme price volatility without selling, implying conviction and psychological resilience. The diamond emoji became shorthand during the 2021 bull cycle across crypto and meme stock communities. Diamond hands is celebrated when the asset eventually recovers or appreciates, but can also lead to significant losses if conviction is misplaced. Counterpart to paper hands.
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The vision of a decentralized internet built on blockchain technology, where users own their data, identity, and digital assets. Web1 was read-only (static pages), Web2 is read-write (platforms like social media), Web3 is read-write-own (permissionless, user-sovereign). Web3 applications use wallets instead of logins and smart contracts instead of centralized servers.
An application with its backend logic running on a blockchain as smart contracts rather than centralized servers. dApps typically have a traditional web frontend that interacts with on-chain programs via RPC. Users authenticate with wallets instead of username/password. Examples: Uniswap (Ethereum DEX), Jupiter (Solana DEX), Magic Eden (NFT marketplace).
Software or hardware that manages cryptographic keys and enables users to sign transactions, view balances, and interact with dApps. Hot wallets (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack) are internet-connected for convenience. Cold wallets (Ledger, Trezor) store keys offline for security. Wallets don't actually 'hold' tokens—they hold the private keys that control on-chain accounts.
A 12 or 24-word human-readable backup of a wallet's master private key, generated using BIP-39 standard. The seed phrase can deterministically regenerate all derived keypairs (BIP-44 derivation paths). Losing the seed phrase means permanently losing access to all associated accounts. Never share, photograph, or store seed phrases digitally in plain text.