What did this item actually sell for once the fees came out?

Panbiota's collectibles tape shows every sale at its price after fees and its distance from the floor, and dated price statements can be provided for valuers, insurers and accountants, while the valuation stays with them.

How much of this collection's volume was genuine?

The tape flags trades inside clusters of wallets that keep dealing with each other, the usual sign of wash trading, and runs each collection's genuine volume beside its reported volume.

If floors fell hard and bids were pulled, how many of our loans would reach liquidation?

Panbiota sets a lender's own NFT-backed loan book against falling floors and pulled bids at today's real depth, and shows the recovery value per loan and how many liquidations the bids could absorb.

Do launches carried by a few wallets tend to lose their launch price?

Panbiota knows how launches carried by a few wallets fare against launches with a broad crowd, and flags a narrow launch in its first hour.

Can whoever controls this collection's contract still change the artwork or mint more?

A provenance and permanence review shows whether the contract can still be changed, whether its files are stored under a fingerprint of their own content so they cannot be quietly swapped, and what licence it grants holders.

Markets

Digital collectibles.

Every mint, sale, bid and listing, on every chain that matters.

BUILD WITH US SEE IT LIVE

Digital collectibles · Crypto markets

Live

Reading…

Power your idea with Panbiota → · Open the instrument · Intelligence, not advice.

Questions it answers

What it answers.

What did this item actually sell for once the fees came out?
How much of this collection's volume this week was genuine, and how much ran between linked wallets?
If floors fell as steeply as they ever have, how many of our loans would reach liquidation, and could the bids absorb the sales?
Do launches carried by a few wallets really tend to lose their launch price within a week?
Can whoever controls this collection's contract still change the artwork or mint more?
Is this card cheaper in the US or in Europe today once shipping, duty and fees are paid?

Who it is for

Who uses it.

A long trading desk in a dim Hong Kong office at night, angled monitors glowing as soft blurred light, keyboards and a half-drunk coffee in the foreground

NFT traders and market makers

Where to bid and offer across collections, through Asian, European and US hours. Listings above each floor and bids below show which floors are deep.

A single framed abstract painting hung alone on a white wall in a private Mayfair townhouse, soft daylight from a skylight falling on a polished floor

Funds and family offices that hold digital art and collectibles

A defensible daily value for each holding. Genuine sale prices after fees, read against floor depth, show what the market really pays.

A long corridor of identical steel safe-deposit boxes in a bank vault, one drawer pulled open, cold fluorescent light running away to a vanishing point

Risk desks at lenders that take NFTs as collateral

Loan-to-value limits and liquidation levels. A floor that one stray listing or linked-wallet sale cannot drag shows whether collateral is truly weakening.

Concept paintings of fantasy characters pinned in rows along the wall of a Seoul game studio, afternoon light through tall blinds across an empty drawing desk

Issuers, game studios and their treasurers

How much supply, at what price, with what resale fee. Earlier launches show how many wallets bought and how far floors drifted from launch price.

Crates of vinyl records and a glass case of boxed trading cards in a Berlin shop, afternoon sun cutting across the cluttered wooden counter

Card and record dealers in the US, UK and Europe

Morning pricing and cross-border buying. Each card's dollar and euro price, and copies on offer per pressing, show where it's cheaper and where supply thins.

Modelled, tested, simulated, run

What we model, test and run.

Set-up, modelled

Thinning floor

Listings within 5% of the floor fall to a handful, bids beneath are pulled, and linked wallets trade more. What it has meant before for the floor and genuine sales, and what it likely means now.

Arbitrage set-up

Floor below the bid

Cheapest listing on one marketplace, below the best bid on another. When the gap beats fees, creator's cut, network fee and fill risk, and for how long.

Theory, tested

Thin crowd at launch

When a few wallets carry the first hour of minting: how often the floor sinks below launch price within a week.

Simulation

Liquidation cascade on a loan book

Your NFT-backed loan book against today's floor depth and the steepest falls. Out: recovery per forced sale, how many liquidations the bids absorb, worst cases.

Engine

Collectibles execution engine

Bids and listings placed, repriced and cancelled across collections and marketplaces; a lender's collateral sales carried out. Runs in your systems, on your rules, with an instant stop.

What Panbiota can build

What we build for you.

Collectibles tape

Every mint, listing, bid and sale, one line each, priced after fees with its distance from the floor. Wash-trading clusters flagged; genuine volume beside reported volume.

Floor and depth ladder

Each collection's floor, items listed within 1, 5 and 10% of it, and the bids below. Alerts when a listing undercuts or bids are pulled.

Collateral stress simulator

Each pledged item valued on genuine sales and real depth, so one wash trade cannot move it. Alerts at each liquidation level; stress runs give recovery per loan.

Launch model

Each new collection caught in its mint block, its first hour scored by distinct wallets. Set against launches like it: where its floor likely stands a day, week and month on.

Card gap calculator

Each card's dollar and euro price at today's rate, less shipping, duty, tax and fees, ranked by the gap left. Record pressings flagged as supply falls away.

Services

Delivered to you.

A bank's compliance office at night in Luxembourg, rows of empty desks under pale ceiling light, one desk lamp left on at the far end

Wallet checks for compliance teams

For compliance teams: a named wallet's dated buys and sales, prices after fees, and trades looping back to linked wallets.

A jeweller's loupe resting on grey felt beside a loose red gemstone, tweezers and a single pool of lamplight in a dark room

Dated price evidence for valuers and accountants

For cards, records or digital items: last genuine sale, lowest current ask and fees paid, dated. Valuation and tax figures stay with valuers and accountants.

A small independent game studio's shopfront in Cape Town at golden hour, large windows lit, desks piled with sketches and a bicycle outside

Launch readings for issuers and studios

Before launch: how comparable collections priced and held their floor. After: distinct minting wallets, new supply sold within a day, items burned.

A wall of old oak archive cabinets in a library basement, brass handles gleaming, a single lamp lighting the nearest drawer

Provenance and permanence review

Before purchase, loan or listing: can whoever controls the contract change the art or mint more? Can files be swapped? What licence do holders get?

Markets

Digital assets Foreign exchange Equities Commodities Options & hedging Market making Credit Insurance & actuarial Financial crime Prediction markets Wagering

Power your idea with Panbiota.
We build the intelligence.

BUILD WITH US HOW WE WORK