All Five Blue-Chip Floors Fall in ETH as 24-Hour Volume Rebounds (2026)

Data cutoff: September 4, 2026, 9:00 a.m. ET. The seven-day window runs from August 29 through September 4.

ETH rose from $2,442.41 to $2,454.17, a 0.48% gain, while all five tracked NFT floors fell in ETH terms. The floor declines ranged from 4.42% for BAYC to 17.00% for Azuki. At the same time, each collection's available 24-hour volume pulse increased against its prior comparison field. The split points to renewed short-term trading activity without proof that buyers absorbed supply across the cohort. 1 2

Five-collection snapshot

Collection	Current floor	7-day implied ETH move	7-day change	Current 24-hour volume pulse	Pulse change	24-hour sales	Listed snapshot	Top offer	Unique owners
BAYC	7.55 ETH	approx. -0.3490 ETH	-4.42%	144.64 ETH	+383.92%	13, +225.00%	293, 2.9%	$17.5K vs. $18.5K floor; approx. 94.6%	5,602, 56.0%
CryptoPunks	30.75 ETH	approx. -1.6900 ETH	-5.21%	94.90 ETH	+48.63%	data temporarily unavailable	1,102, 11.0%	data temporarily unavailable	3,822, 38.2%
Pudgy Penguins	3.80 ETH	approx. -0.6013 ETH	-13.66%	117.51 ETH	+75.21%	30, +76.47%	251, 2.8%	$9,073.14 vs. $9,326.03 floor; approx. 97.3%	5,091, 57.3%
Azuki	0.73 ETH	approx. -0.1495 ETH	-17.00%	17.43 ETH	+28.37%	24, +71.43%	470, 4.7%	$1,716.54 vs. $1,792.10 floor; approx. 95.8%	4,373, 43.7%
Doodles	0.318095 ETH	approx. -0.0571 ETH	-15.23%	13.18 ETH	+43.79%	40, +300.00%	268, 2.7%	$743.73 vs. $781.20 floor; approx. 95.2%	4,545, 45.5%

CoinGecko supplies the comparable ETH floors, native-currency seven-day changes, and current 24-hour pulses. OpenSea supplies separate USD listing, offer, owner, and 24-hour volume snapshots. The implied ETH moves use each current floor and its reported seven-day percentage change, so the ETH deltas are approximate. Listed percentages and owner counts are current snapshots; they do not measure weekly listing velocity or weekly buyer breadth. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

BAYC

BAYC held the smallest seven-day decline in the group at 4.42%, moving from an implied prior floor near 7.899 ETH to 7.55 ETH. Its 144.64 ETH 24-hour volume pulse rose 383.92%, and its 13 reported sales rose 225.00% against the prior comparison field. OpenSea showed 293 listed items, or 2.9% of the collection, with a top offer of $17.5K against an $18.5K floor. The offer sat at approximately 94.6% of the floor using those rounded USD snapshots. 2 7

Read: Relative strength is visible, but the demand case still needs breadth. A larger pulse and a lower floor can coexist when a small number of trades changes the aggregate. A floor that holds above 7.55 ETH while the 24-hour pulse stays elevated would give the rebound more support; a quick pulse fade would leave the move as a short-term activity burst.

CryptoPunks

CryptoPunks remained the highest-priced collection at 30.75 ETH after a 5.21% seven-day fall, an implied decline of approximately 1.6900 ETH from the prior floor. The current 24-hour pulse reached 94.90 ETH, up 48.63%. OpenSea showed 1,102 listings, or 11.0% of the collection, the highest listed share in this group. OpenSea also showed 3,822 unique owners, or 38.2%; that is a holder snapshot rather than a weekly participant count. 3 8

Read: CryptoPunks has the deepest visible supply overhang by listed share. The higher floor and meaningful pulse keep the collection liquid enough to watch, while the 11.0% listing snapshot raises the supply risk. The next useful signal is floor stability alongside a falling listed share, rather than the pulse alone.

Pudgy Penguins

Pudgy Penguins fell 13.66% over seven days to 3.80 ETH, an implied decline of approximately 0.6013 ETH from the prior floor. Its 117.51 ETH 24-hour volume pulse rose 75.21%, and 30 reported sales rose 76.47%. OpenSea showed 251 listings, or 2.8%, and a top offer of $9,073.14 against a $9,326.03 floor, or approximately 97.3% using the rounded USD snapshots. 4 9

Read: The near-floor offer is stronger than the offer snapshots for BAYC, Azuki, and Doodles, but the floor lost 13.66% in the same week. That combination gives sellers visible bid support while leaving the weekly direction weak. A sustained floor reclaim with sales breadth would matter more than the current offer gap.

Azuki

Azuki posted the largest seven-day decline at 17.00%, reaching 0.73 ETH after an implied fall of approximately 0.1495 ETH. Its 17.43 ETH 24-hour pulse rose 28.37%, and 24 reported sales rose 71.43%. OpenSea showed 470 listings, or 4.7%, with a $1,716.54 top offer against a $1,792.10 floor, approximately 95.8% using the rounded USD snapshots. 5 10

Read: Azuki combines the cohort's steepest floor loss with a modest absolute trading pulse. The first repair signal is a reclaim above 0.73 ETH that holds while the listed share stays stable or falls. A higher sales count without that price and supply response would leave the downside unresolved.

Doodles

Doodles fell 15.23% to 0.318095 ETH, an implied decline of approximately 0.0571 ETH. Its 13.18 ETH 24-hour volume pulse rose 43.79%, while 40 reported sales rose 300.00%, the largest sales-count increase returned for the group. OpenSea showed 268 listings, or 2.7%, with a $743.73 top offer against a $781.20 floor, approximately 95.2% using the rounded USD snapshots. 6 11

Read: Doodles had the highest reported sales count and the lowest ETH floor, yet its 13.18 ETH pulse remained small beside the larger collections. The sales count therefore needs dollar depth and floor response beside it. A rising count with a stable floor would be more constructive than a count increase during continued price erosion.

Execution map

Entry filter: Give priority to a collection that holds its current floor while its 24-hour pulse remains above the prior comparison field. BAYC currently has the strongest combination of relative floor performance and pulse growth, while Pudgy Penguins has the closest visible offer to its floor. These are observations for screening, not trade instructions. 2 4 7 9
Supply check: Treat a listed-share change as a supply snapshot only. CryptoPunks carries the highest current listed share at 11.0%; a falling share alongside a stable floor would reduce the visible supply pressure. Weekly additions, cancellations, and sold listings require a separate time series. 8
Repair test: Azuki needs a floor reclaim with a steadier or lower listed share before the current decline looks repaired. Doodles needs floor stability to turn its higher sales count into a stronger signal. 5 6 10 11
Exit or risk reduction: A renewed floor decline paired with a fading pulse would weaken the case for holding through the move. CryptoPunks also warrants a supply check because 11.0% of the collection was listed in the OpenSea snapshot. 3 8

Coverage limits

Period-labeled weekly ETH volume, weekly sale totals, and week-over-week volume changes remain unavailable for all five collections through the returned public surfaces. The article uses current 24-hour pulses and their comparison changes instead. Weekly listing additions, cancellations, and sold-listing velocity remain unavailable, so listed counts and shares are snapshots. Complete timestamped wallet-and-quantity sequences for the August 29–September 4 window were unavailable, so the article makes no verified sweep, whale-buy, or large-sale claim. Weekly unique buyer and seller counts remain unavailable, leaving participant breadth unresolved. A true marketplace-by-marketplace floor comparison also remains unavailable; the available evidence combines CoinGecko collection data with OpenSea snapshots rather than two comparable marketplace books.

Fuentes de referencia

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CoinGecko Ethereum market chart
api.coingecko.com
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CoinGecko NFT collection data
api.coingecko.com
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CoinGecko CryptoPunks NFT data
api.coingecko.com
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CoinGecko Pudgy Penguins NFT data
api.coingecko.com
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CoinGecko Azuki NFT data
api.coingecko.com
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CoinGecko Doodles NFT data
api.coingecko.com
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OpenSea BAYC collection
opensea.io
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OpenSea CryptoPunks collection
opensea.io
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OpenSea Pudgy Penguins collection
opensea.io
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OpenSea Azuki collection
opensea.io
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OpenSea Doodles collection
opensea.io