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Moralis NFT Sale Prices summarize real onchain sale and trade activity for NFTs and collections, based on buys/sells from supported NFT marketplaces. This feature is built on top of Moralis NFT Trades data and is designed for production use cases like:
  • Sale price tracking and alerts
  • Wallet and token-level trade analysis
  • Portfolio valuation and historical provenance

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What “Sale Price” Means

A sale is recorded when an NFT is bought/sold on a supported marketplace. Moralis extracts and normalizes:
  • The payment token used (native or ERC20)
  • The raw price paid (base units) and formatted price
  • The USD price at time of sale
  • The current USD value using today’s token price
Important: these are marketplace sales, not arbitrary transfers. Simple NFT transfers (gift/send) are not considered sales.

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What You Get Back

Sale price summaries typically include:

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Last sale

The most recent recorded sale within the available trade history, including:
  • transaction_hash
  • block_timestamp
  • buyer_address / seller_address
  • token_id
  • price (raw base units)
  • price_formatted (decimal-adjusted)
  • usd_price_at_sale
  • current_usd_value
  • payment_token metadata (name, symbol, decimals, address, logo)

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Lowest sale (within a lookback window)

The lowest recorded sale price within the specified lookback period (see “Lookback window” below).

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Highest sale

The highest recorded sale price (typically within the same scope as the response; depends on endpoint).

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Average sale

An average price across trades included in the response scope:
  • price / price_formatted
  • current_usd_value

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Total trades

A count of sales/trades included for that scope:
  • total_trades
Notes on price fields:
  • price is the raw integer amount in the payment token’s base units.
  • price_formatted is the human-readable value using token_decimals.
  • usd_price_at_sale is the USD valuation at the time the sale happened.
  • current_usd_value is recalculated using the current price of the payment token (useful for mark-to-market comparisons).

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Lookback Window (days)

Some sale price summaries (notably lowest sale) support an optional days query parameter:
  • Default: 7 days
  • Maximum: 365 days
If you set days=30, “lowest sale” will be the lowest sale price found in the last 30 days. If you omit it, the system uses 7 days. Practical guidance:
  • Use smaller windows (7–30) for “recent floor” style features.
  • Use larger windows (90–365) for long-term volatility and range analysis.

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Marketplace Coverage

Sale prices are derived from trades on supported marketplaces. Current coverage includes:
  • OpenSea
  • Blur
  • LooksRare
  • X2Y2
  • 0xProtocol
Coverage can vary by chain and marketplace. For the authoritative matrix, use the Marketplaces page. Related pages:

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Chain Coverage

NFT Trades (and therefore NFT Sale Prices) are available on:
  • Ethereum
  • Polygon
  • Binance
  • Arbitrum
  • Avalanche
  • Optimism
  • Base
  • Monad

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Enriched Trade Metadata

All NFT Trade endpoints (including those powering sale price summaries) can include enriched metadata such as:
  • Marketplace metadata (name + logo)
  • Collection metadata (collection name + logo)
  • Payment token metadata (name, symbol, logo, decimals, address)
  • Current USD value for each trade (mark-to-market)
  • Optional NFT metadata via nft_metadata=true
Use nft_metadata=true when you need token attributes/media in the same response. Leave it off for performance when you only need pricing and trade facts. Related pages:
Sale price summaries are most useful when paired with raw trade feeds: