NFT index grades the trading performance of collectors’ wallets - Cointelegraph

As trading becomes progressively hard during the carnivore market, a nonfungible token (NFT) level aims to lighten the load connected traders and assistance them get a person look astatine the strategies of palmy collectors. 

In an announcement sent to Cointelegraph, NFT level Upshot said that it launched Upshot GMI, a instrumentality that scores and classifies wallets based connected their NFT trading performance. Taking inspiration from the crypto slang WAGMI, GMI stands for “gonna marque it,” arsenic it analyzes which wallets are going to marque it based connected information disposable connected the blockchain.

Sample results of a wallet address. Source: Upshot

According to Upshot CEO Nick Emmons, the scale analyzes wallets by considering their realized and unrealized gains, fig of transactions, volume, NFTs and premium NFTs held and the property of the wallet. He explained that:

“We’re keeping a adjacent oculus connected the NFT wallets that are astir progressive crossed the assemblage to analyse the trends and get a wide snapshot of who is winning and losing.”

The squad claimed that the caller diagnostic could assistance traders spot which wallets to mimic successful presumption of trading strategies. In addition, the squad besides highlighted that the instrumentality could perchance assistance lenders measure and find if they should lend to a circumstantial wallet address.

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