CryptoSlam on data accuracy
8.4/ 35% of the score
Has published wash-trade-adjusted sales figures for years, showing raw and adjusted numbers side by side.
Journalism for the digital-asset economy
Best NFT & AI Tools · Rank 04 of 8
Free cross-chain sales data with adjustments applied
Last verified August 16, 20264 scored axes
Documented, with gaps
CryptoSlam scores 8.4 out of 10 and ranks #4 of 8 in the best nft & ai tools table, strongest on pricing honesty (9.2) and weakest on lock-in (7.4).
One of the few free trackers that has consistently published wash-trade-adjusted figures across many chains, which makes it the sensible starting point for a quick check. Depth beyond sales data is limited.
4 axes, weighted as published in the table’s methodology. Each score below is read from the fact printed under it.
8.4/ 35% of the score
Has published wash-trade-adjusted sales figures for years, showing raw and adjusted numbers side by side.
8.6/ 25% of the score
Broad cross-chain sales coverage including non-EVM networks.
9.2/ 20% of the score
Core data is free and available without an account.
7.4/ 20% of the score
Data is viewable and partly exportable; there is no account state to migrate.
CryptoSlam has published wash-trade-adjusted sales figures for years, showing raw and adjusted numbers side by side while most of the sector was still quoting inflated totals as fact. Doing that consistently, for free, is the reason its figures ended up in so much reporting.
Cross-chain sales coverage including non-EVM networks, with core data free and available without an account. Beyond sales and rankings there is little depth — no wallet labelling, no rarity engine, no forensic layer. It answers what sold and for how much, which is often the only question.
Ageing, and functional. For a free tool whose main product is honest numbers, that is a reasonable trade.
Journalists, researchers and collectors who want a quick, defensible sales figure across chains without paying for one — and who go elsewhere for anything deeper.
Because the alternative for most people is quoting a raw, inflated figure from a marketplace. A free adjusted number that anyone can reach removes the excuse for publishing the wrong one.
Market-size questions and cross-chain comparisons. For collection-level diligence, rarity or wallet analysis, use a dedicated tool.
Yes. Core cross-chain sales data is available without an account, including both raw and wash-trade-adjusted figures.
It has published adjusted figures alongside raw ones for years, which is why its numbers are widely cited in reporting on NFT market size.
Depth. It covers sales and rankings across chains but offers no wallet labelling, rarity engine or forensic analysis.
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