All Five Blue-Chip NFT Floors Fall in ETH; Pudgy Penguins Slides 13% as BAYC's Bid Recovers to 97% of Floor
A five-collection briefing for September 25 through October 2, 2026: Ether added 2.00% while all five blue-chip floors fell in ETH, Pudgy Penguins led the decline on 83.5% more turnover, and BAYC's top offer recovered to 97% of floor.
Data cutoff: Friday, October 2, 2026, 9:00 a.m. ET. Floor prices and floor changes cover the seven days from September 25 through October 2, 2026; volume and sales figures are trailing seven-day and 24-hour totals ending at that cutoff.
Ether rose 2.00% across CoinGecko's rolling seven-day series, from $2,690.89 to $2,744.70, and not one of the five tracked blue-chip floors followed it. All five closed lower in native ETH: Pudgy Penguins 12.90%, Doodles 8.04%, Azuki 7.16%, BAYC 4.98% and CryptoPunks 2.08%. It is the first clean sweep lower since the week ending September 4, and it rolls back most of last week's breadth, when three of the five closed higher. 123456
Turnover fell with the floors, but almost all of the drop came from one name. The five collections traded 1,664.91 ETH over the trailing seven days against 3,822.57 ETH the week before, and CryptoPunks alone accounts for the difference: it went from 2,831.48 ETH to 580.15 ETH, a 79.5% decline, with its sale count falling from 79 to 17. Pudgy Penguins and Azuki both expanded — 415.61 ETH, up 83.5%, and 87.03 ETH, up 79.9% — but not enough to offset it. BAYC traded 544.73 ETH, 18.7% less than the prior seven days, and Doodles 37.39 ETH, 19.1% less. 7891011
Five-collection snapshot
| Collection | Floor (ETH) | 7-day floor change | 7-day volume (ETH) | 7-day sales | Week-over-week volume | Listed (% of supply) | Top offer vs. floor | Largest sale, 7 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BAYC | 6.10 | -4.98% | 544.73 | 212 | -18.7% | 262 (2.6%) | $16.2K vs $16.7K, 97.0% | 23 ETH |
| CryptoPunks | 32.99 | -2.08% | 580.15 | 17 | -79.5% | 1,093 (10.9%) | data temporarily unavailable | 39.99 ETH |
| Pudgy Penguins | 2.97 | -12.90% | 415.61 | 135 | +83.5% | 263 (3.0%) | $7,849.64 vs $8,098.22, 96.9% | 10 ETH |
| Azuki | 0.635 | -7.16% | 87.03 | 177 | +79.9% | 515 (5.2%) | $1,638.54 vs $1,743.18, 94.0% | 20 ETH |
| Doodles | 0.2621 | -8.04% | 37.39 | 182 | -19.1% | 276 (2.8%) | $691.65 vs $719.51, 96.1% | 0.615 ETH |
Each metric comes from one surface, so the table compares like with like down every column. CoinGecko supplies the floor; the change compares this issue's figure with the same series' reading seven days earlier, which is also how the implied prior floors quoted in the sections below are derived. NFT Price Floor's project statistics supply the trailing seven-day volume and sale count in native ETH. OpenSea supplies the listed count and share, the top offer and the owner count as point-in-time snapshots. The two volume sources do not agree in level — OpenSea's own endpoint reports 236.23 ETH of BAYC volume over seven days against the 544.73 ETH shown above — because they cover different venue sets; this article uses the NFT Price Floor series throughout so that every week-over-week comparison rests on one source. Listed shares and owner counts are snapshots of inventory and addresses, not listing velocity or weekly participants. 271213
BAYC
BAYC fell 4.98% over the week to 6.10 ETH, an implied 0.32 ETH below the 6.42 ETH this series read seven days earlier, and the dollar floor ended at $16,750.40. 2
Volume was 544.73 ETH across 212 sales, 18.7% less than the prior seven days, which is 77.82 ETH a day against a 30-day pace of 53.38 ETH. The final 24 hours carried 56.59 ETH of it, up 118.28% on the day before. 7
OpenSea showed 262 items listed, 2.6% of the 9,997 supply and one more than a week earlier, with the highest visible offer at $16.2K against the $16.7K floor. That is 97.0% of floor, against 82.7% seven days earlier. The week's largest sale was 23 ETH, 3.8 times the current floor. 12
Read: BAYC was the only name where the bid firmed, and it did so while the floor fell. Volume dropped 18.7% and the listed float held at 262 items, yet the top offer jumped from 82.7% to 97.0% of floor — the widest bid repair in the group. A rising offer under a falling floor and a flat float is a buyer's mark rather than a seller's. The comparison that settles it next week: the offer holding above 95% of floor while weekly volume returns above the 53.38 ETH daily pace of the last 30 days, or the bid sliding back under 90% with the listed count growing.
CryptoPunks
CryptoPunks slipped 2.08% in ETH to 32.99 ETH, an implied 0.70 ETH below the 33.69 ETH this series read seven days earlier, and the dollar floor closed at $90,591. 3
The floor gave back only a slice of last week's 13.47% jump, but the tape that produced that jump vanished. 580.15 ETH traded across 17 sales, 79.5% less volume and 78.5% fewer sales than the prior seven days, which is 82.88 ETH a day against a 30-day pace of 149.36 ETH. The most recent 24 hours traded 140.41 ETH, up 92.57% on the day before. 8
OpenSea listed 1,093 items, 10.9% of the 9,993 supply and one more than a week earlier, and again exposed no top offer on the page. The week's largest sale was 39.99 ETH, 1.2 times the current floor. 14
Read: CryptoPunks held most of its gain on a fraction of the turnover. Five hundred and eighty ETH across 17 sales is the thinnest week in the group, and the listed float did not move, so the 2.08% give-back came from the absence of buyers rather than from new supply arriving. With 10.9% of supply still listed — the heaviest float here — the level stays untested until turnover returns. Next week's comparison: a floor holding above 33 ETH with the sale count back above four a day would confirm September's move, and a floor back below the 33.69 ETH this week started from would mark it as a spike.
Pudgy Penguins
Pudgy Penguins fell 12.90% to 2.97 ETH, an implied 0.44 ETH below the 3.41 ETH this series read seven days earlier, the steepest decline in the group, and the dollar floor closed at $8,154.75. 4
The fall came on expanding turnover. 415.61 ETH traded across 135 sales, 83.5% more volume and 77.6% more sales than the prior seven days, which is 59.37 ETH a day against a 30-day pace of 38.33 ETH. The most recent 24 hours traded 67.70 ETH, 9.34% less than the day before. 9
OpenSea listed 263 items, 3.0% of the 8,888 supply and eight more than a week earlier, with the top offer at $7,849.64 against the $8,098.22 floor — 96.9% of floor, against 95.6% seven days earlier. The week's largest sale was 10 ETH. 15
Read: Pudgy Penguins carries this week's clearest distribution signal. The floor fell 12.90% while volume rose 83.5%, the sale count rose 77.6% and the listed float grew by eight — sellers meeting bids rather than holders withdrawing. The offer held at 96.9% of a floor that is now 13% lower, which means the bid fell in step with the floor instead of resisting it. The comparison to watch is volume falling back under the 38.33 ETH daily pace while the listed count drops under 255, the level of two weeks ago; volume holding at this pace with listings still rising would say the selling is not finished.
Azuki
Azuki fell 7.16% to 0.635 ETH, an implied 0.049 ETH below the 0.684 ETH this series read seven days earlier, ending its one-week gain, and the dollar floor closed at $1,743.72. 5
Volume rose 79.9% to 87.03 ETH across 177 sales, which is 12.43 ETH a day against a 30-day pace of 7.61 ETH, and the sale count rose 19.6% from the prior week's 148. The most recent 24 hours traded 31.34 ETH, up 228.84%. 10
OpenSea listed 515 items, 5.2% of the 10,000 supply and five fewer than a week earlier, with the top offer at $1,638.54 against the $1,743.18 floor. That is 94.0% of floor, against 91.2% seven days earlier. The largest recorded sale was 20 ETH, about 31 times the current floor. 16
Read: Azuki's floor fell on the busiest tape it has run in weeks, but two readings moved the other way: the listed count fell to 515 and the top offer rose from 91.2% to 94.0% of floor. Supply leaving the book under a firmer bid, in a week when the price still fell, is a standoff rather than a breakdown. The 20 ETH print belongs apart from the floor — one sale at 31 times the floor says rare pieces still clear far above it, and says nothing about where the common supply trades. The comparison to watch is a floor back above 0.68 ETH with the offer above 95% of floor, which would be the first real repair; a listed count climbing again under an offer below 94% would say the supply is winning.
Doodles
Doodles fell 8.04% in ETH to 0.2621 ETH, an implied 0.023 ETH below the 0.285 ETH this series read seven days earlier, the group's weakest floor for a fourth week, and the dollar floor closed at $719.14. 6
Volume fell 19.1% to 37.39 ETH, but the sale count rose 3.4% to 182, which is 5.34 ETH a day against a 30-day pace of 5.95 ETH. The most recent 24 hours traded 2.58 ETH, up 11.15%. 11
OpenSea listed 276 items, 2.8% of the 9,998 supply and twelve fewer than a week earlier, with the top offer at $691.65 against the $719.51 floor — 96.1% of floor, against 95.8% seven days earlier. The week's largest sale was 0.615 ETH, 2.3 times the current floor. 17
Read: Doodles lost the most ground among the names whose supply actually fell. The listed count dropped from 288 to 276 while volume contracted 19.1% and the sale count barely moved, so the floor slid on thin, small tickets rather than on heavy selling. The offer sits at 96.1% of floor, essentially unchanged, and with 2.8% of supply listed the float is the second-leanest in the group. The comparison to watch is a listed count under 274 with volume back above the 5.95 ETH daily pace, which would show the sellers are done; listings rising again with volume still below pace would say the floor has further to go.
Execution map
- Entry filter: BAYC is the only name whose bid improved, from 82.7% to 97.0% of floor, and its float was flat at 2.6% of supply. Pudgy Penguins and Doodles carry the next-closest offers at 96.9% and 96.1%. CryptoPunks exposes no top offer on its page, so its bid cannot be checked at all. These are screening criteria, not recommendations. 121517
- Supply check: The listed float moved by less than a quarter of one percent of supply in every name — BAYC +1 item, CryptoPunks +1, Pudgy Penguins +8, Azuki -5, Doodles -12 — so none of the five floors moved on a change in supply. This week's floors moved on turnover and on the bid. 1416
- Repair tests: BAYC needs the offer to hold above 95% of floor with weekly volume back above 53.38 ETH a day; Azuki needs 0.68 ETH with the offer above 95% of floor; CryptoPunks needs turnover back above 149.36 ETH a day with the floor holding 33 ETH. 7810
- Risk reduction: The week's two worst floors came from opposite tapes. Pudgy Penguins fell 12.90% on 83.5% more volume and eight more items listed, which is selling into bids; Doodles fell 8.04% on 19.1% less volume with twelve fewer items listed, which is the absence of buyers. Falling prices while supply is added is the weaker of the two combinations, and it is the one Pudgy Penguins carries. 911
Coverage limits
Net listing change is reported above, as each collection's listed count against the same figure a week earlier. Gross listing velocity is still not available: no surface checked exposes additions, cancellations or sold-listing counts, and OpenSea's collection-listing endpoint answers with an empty set for CryptoPunks while its collection-offers endpoint requires an API key.
Wallet-level sweep and buyer attribution remain out of reach for the same reason, so this article reports each collection's largest single sale rather than a verified sweep or the identity of the buyer behind it. Weekly unique buyer and seller counts are unpublished, and owner counts are address snapshots rather than weekly participants. Cross-marketplace floor comparison is still unavailable, because Blur returns a security challenge rather than collection data, and no second marketplace exposed a comparable floor for these collections.
Two source-level divergences turned up this run, and both were resolved against this series' own prior reading. CoinGecko's rolling seven-day floor field reads -11.34% for BAYC, but the level that series published seven days ago, 6.42 ETH, and its own fourteen-day change both support a smaller decline; the change reported above is taken from the one-week-apart readings, as it is for all five rows. NFT Price Floor's own week-over-week volume fields imply baselines that do not match the trailing seven-day totals this series reported seven days ago for four of the five collections, so the week-over-week volume column is computed from consecutive weekly readings of the same series instead. The two sources agree on the direction of every move reported, and on the floor level of every collection.
References
- 1CoinGecko Ethereum 7-day market chart
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- 2CoinGecko BAYC NFT data
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- 3CoinGecko CryptoPunks NFT data
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- 4CoinGecko Pudgy Penguins NFT data
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- 5CoinGecko Azuki NFT data
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- 6CoinGecko Doodles NFT data
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- 7NFT Price Floor BAYC statistics
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- 8NFT Price Floor CryptoPunks statistics
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- 9NFT Price Floor Pudgy Penguins statistics
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- 10NFT Price Floor Azuki statistics
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- 11NFT Price Floor Doodles statistics
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- 12OpenSea BAYC collection
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- 13OpenSea Pudgy Penguins collection statistics
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- 14OpenSea CryptoPunks collection
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- 15OpenSea Pudgy Penguins collection
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- 16OpenSea Azuki collection
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- 17OpenSea Doodles collection
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