Line chart of the CryptoPunks floor price divided by the ETH price, log scale, 2017-06-09 to 2026-08-07
CryptoPunks floor / ETH · 2017-06-09 to 2026-08-07 · 3,347 observations · logarithmic scale. Charted with OmniaChart.
Latest reading
37.1
Observed 2026-08-07
Percentile of history
53rd
Among 3,347 observations since 2017-06-09
28-day change
-0.7%
From 2026-07-10 to 2026-08-07

Every figure on this page was recomputed from the series as it stood on 2026-08-07, the date of its most recent observation.

The short answer

On 2026-08-07 the CryptoPunks floor was worth 37.1 ether.

Across the 3,347 observations recorded since 2017-06-09, that is the 53rd percentile — the floor has been cheaper in ether terms on about 53% of them.

The record high is 187 ether on 2022-09-21; over the 28 days since 2026-07-10 the ratio moved -0.7%.

How to read this chart

Most floor trackers quote a dollar number, which mixes two moves into one: what happened to the collection and what happened to ether. Dividing the floor by ETH separates them. When the line rises, the floor is gaining on ether; when it falls, ether is outrunning the floor even if the dollar figure went up. The same division works for any collection OmniaChart tracks, against ETH, BTC or the dollar.

Method and data

The chart and the three figures above are recomputed from OmniaChart's production data API, not copied from an earlier version of this page. The series is the CryptoPunks floor price divided by the ETH price, built as one point per date the two sides share, which is why the observation count (3,347) is smaller than the calendar span. Coverage runs 2017-06-09 to 2026-08-07 — 9.2 years. The vertical axis is logarithmic, so equal distances are equal percentage moves.

If the underlying series stops updating, this page is not regenerated with old numbers: the generator refuses to write it. A dated figure is the only kind worth publishing.

Frequently asked questions

What is an NFT floor price?

The lowest asking price at which any item in a collection is currently listed. It is the standard proxy for what the collection is worth per item, and it is what this chart tracks over time.

Why denominate a floor in ETH instead of dollars?

Because NFTs are bought and sold in ether. A floor that is flat in ether but falling in dollars has not weakened — ether has. Charting the ratio shows the collection's own move, with the currency effect divided out.

Is this NFT floor price tracker free?

The CryptoPunks/ETH chart is free to open in OmniaChart with no account. Other collections and custom pairings are on the paid plans.