the tape
What people actually paid
Every figure below comes out of a transaction that really closed — an auction that closed with a held bid, or a shelf listing somebody took at its price. No estimates, no tiers, no guesses about what a name might be worth. Priced in credits.
The tape
No sales have closed yet.
The tape is empty because nothing has changed hands for credits — not because it is hidden or held back. It fills itself the moment an auction closes with a held bid or a shelf listing is taken at its price. The empty state is the record too.
Watch the auction floor or the shelf for the first print.
What counts as a sale
Counted
- An auction that closed with a held bid. The price is the winning bid.
- A shelf listing somebody took at its price. The buyer paid the asking credits.
Not a sale
- An auction that ran out of time with no bid. Nobody paid anything.
- A listing that was taken down before it sold.
- A bid that lost, or an offer that was never accepted — there is no row for either.
- A name moved between your own accounts, gifted, or carried across a transfer.
- A name you minted, created or upgraded. Those cost credits and return none.