Arbitrum Odyssey is an NFT (Non-Fungible Token) collection created by the blockchain-based gaming company Illuvium. The collection features 10,000 unique NFTs with various designs and attributes, including rare and legendary characters.

The Arbitrum Odyssey NFTs are designed to be used within the Illuvium ecosystem, which is a decentralized, community-driven game that allows players to explore a mystical world, battle fierce creatures, and earn rewards. The NFTs can be used to unlock various in-game benefits, such as special abilities and items, and they can also be traded on various NFT marketplaces.

The launch of the Arbitrum Odyssey NFT collection was highly anticipated within the NFT community, and the initial sale of the NFTs sold out quickly. The success of the collection has led to a significant increase in the value of the NFTs on secondary markets, making them a popular investment for collectors and gamers alike.

For daily minting, the code filters transactions with the origin address as the Odyssey Collection contract address and the event name as "Transfer." The query then groups the results by day, counts the number of distinct transaction hashes, distinct minter addresses, and distinct token IDs.

For daily sales on the secondary market, the code filters transactions with the Odyssey Collection contract address and the event name as "Transfer." Additionally, it filters transactions with the origin address as OpenSea, a popular NFT marketplace. The query then joins these transactions with Ethereum core's hourly token price table to calculate sales volume in USD. The result is grouped by day, and various metrics such as count of sales, sellers, buyers, NFTs, total ETH, average ETH, median ETH, max ETH, and min ETH, are calculated.

For top profitable buyers, the code filters transactions with the Odyssey Collection contract address and the event name as "Transfer." It then joins the results with the Ethereum core's hourly token price table to calculate the value of each transaction. The query groups the results by day, buyer, and NFT and calculates the sum of transaction values for each buyer. The result is sorted in descending order of total transaction value and limited to the top 10 buyers.

The code makes use of various tables such as arbitrum.core.fact_event_logs, arbitrum.core.ez_eth_transfers, and ethereum.core.fact_hourly_token_prices, to name a few.

Mint Overview

Secondary

The creators of the Odyssey of Arbitrum NFT collection charged a total of 110k USD in creator fees on the secondary market from the collection's inception to the end of the analyzed period. The highest creator fee for a single transaction on the secondary market occurred on December 23rd, with a value of 23.44k USD.

Buyers breakdown

Most buyers of the Odyssey of Arbitrum NFT collection on the secondary market only purchased one NFT. Specifically, 35.7k users bought only one NFT, representing a significant portion of the total number of buyers. The top category based on NFT number is for buyers who purchased more than 100 NFTs, and there were only 28 users who fell into this category.

The breakdown based on USD volume for the Odyssey of Arbitrum NFT collection on the secondary market indicates that most buyers purchased NFTs worth 10 to 25 USD. The total number of users who bought NFTs in this price range is almost 32k, which accounts for a significant portion of the total number of buyers.

Top 20 holders

Top profitable Buyers

The first user in the list has gained a total profit of 14.3 USD by buying and selling NFTs from the Odyssey collection. The total profit of each user is calculated by subtracting their total spent on buying NFTs in ETH from their total earnings from selling NFTs in ETH.

Top 20 Address tags of Odyssey Buyers

Buyers activities on Arbitrum chain

Average days of holding

On June 29th, 2022, there were 38.32 mint transactions for the Odyssey of Arbitrum NFT collection. This represents the highest number of mint transactions on a single day since the launch of the collection. The total number of mint transactions for the collection was 427,000.

To further analyze this data, we can calculate the percentage of mint transactions that occurred on June 29th, 2022, compared to the total number of mint transactions. This calculation reveals that the mint transactions on June 29th, 2022, accounted for approximately 0.896% of the total number of mint transactions for the collection.

NFTs

The highest number of buyers who purchased Odyssey of Arbitrum NFTs on the secondary market was on December 1st, 2022, with a total of 821 buyers. This represents a peak in the number of buyers on a single day since the launch of the collection.

In total, the number of buyers who have purchased NFTs from the Odyssey of Arbitrum collection on the secondary market is 39.3k. This indicates that there has been significant demand for the NFTs in the collection, and that many buyers have been attracted to the secondary market to purchase these NFTs.

The highest number of sellers who sold Odyssey of Arbitrum NFTs on the secondary market was on December 1st, 2022, with a total of 573 sellers. This represents a peak in the number of sellers on a single day since the launch of the collection.

In total, the number of sellers who have sold NFTs from the Odyssey of Arbitrum collection on the secondary market is 23.8k. This indicates that there has been significant supply of NFTs in the collection on the secondary market, with many sellers seeking to sell their NFTs.

The secondary market for the Odyssey of Arbitrum NFT collection experienced its highest number of sales on October 28th, 2022, with a total of 929 sales. This represents a peak in the volume of sales on a single day since the launch of the collection.

Additionally, the cumulative number of sales in the secondary market grew from 1 on October 10th, 2022, to 43.6k by February 21st, 2023. This suggests that there has been sustained demand for the NFTs in the collection over time.

ETH amount

USD volume

Sales

Buyers

Sellers

The Odyssey of Arbitrum NFT collection has seen a significant amount of trading activity on the secondary market. The highest number of NFTs sold on a single day was on December 23rd, 2022, with 2334 NFTs sold. This represents a peak in the daily volume of NFTs sold since the collection's launch.

Over the period of December 10th, 2022 to February 21st, 2023, there were a total of 54.5k Odyssey of Arbitrum NFTs sold on the secondary market. This indicates that the collection has seen strong trading activity and liquidity on the secondary market, with many buyers and sellers engaging in trades.

The use of Ethereum (ETH) for transactions on the secondary market for Odyssey of Arbitrum NFTs has been significant since the launch of the collection. The highest amount of ETH used for transactions on a single day was on December 23rd, with a total of 526 ETH used on that day. This represents a peak in the daily volume of ETH used since the launch of the collection.

Over the period of analysis, which extends from December 10th, 2022 to February 21st, 2023, the total amount of ETH used for transactions on the secondary market for Odyssey of Arbitrum NFTs was 2020 ETH. This indicates that buyers and sellers are actively using ETH to transact on the platform, with a significant amount of value being exchanged through these transactions.

The Odyssey of Arbitrum NFT collection has seen significant trading activity on the secondary market, with a high volume of transactions and substantial value being exchanged. The highest USD volume of transactions on a single day was on December 23rd, with a total of 642.2k USD exchanged on that day. This represents a peak in daily trading volume since the launch of the collection.

Over the period of analysis, which extends from December 10th, 2022 to February 21st, 2023, the total USD volume of all transactions on the secondary market for Odyssey of Arbitrum NFTs was 2.71 million USD.

Price

Fee

The creator fee on the Odyssey of Arbitrum NFT collection is not publicly available information. It is up to the collection's creators to determine the fee they wish to charge for each transaction made on the secondary market.

In general, creator fees for NFT collections on various platforms typically range from 2.5% to 10%, depending on the platform and the creator's preferences. These fees compensate creators for their work and incentivize them to continue producing high-quality NFTs.

Creators may choose to set their fees at a fixed percentage of the sale price or use a tiered system based on the value of the NFT. Some platforms also allow creators to set a minimum transaction fee below a specific value.

It is important to note that the creator fee is typically in addition to any platform fees charged by the marketplace where the NFT is being sold. These fees vary widely depending on the platform, ranging from 2.5% to 15% or more of the transaction value.

In summary, while the creator fee for the Odyssey of Arbitrum NFT collection is not publicly available, it is likely that the creators have set a fee that is competitive with other NFT collections on various platforms. As with any NFT purchase, buyers should be aware of the fees and factor them into their purchasing decisions.

The top 20 holders of Odyssey NFTs on the secondary market collectively hold a significant portion of the NFTs. The top holder among them holds 518 NFTs, which represents 16.9% of the total number of NFTs held by the top 20 holders. The remaining 83.1% of the NFTs are distributed among the other 19 holders, with the smallest holder among them owning 42 NFTs.

it can be concluded that the majority of the users who own Odyssey NFTs tend to hold them for a shorter period of time. Specifically, out of the total number of users who have owned Odyssey NFTs, 3508 of them held their NFTs for less than a week, while only 3072 users held their NFTs for more than six months, which is the longest period of time in this category. This suggests that the majority of the users are more active in buying and selling NFTs on a shorter-term basis rather than holding them for longer periods of time.

Based on the provided data, we can make the following conclusions:

• The Odyssey NFT collection on the secondary market has been traded for 2020 ETH, with the highest daily transaction volume reaching 526 ETH on December 23, 2022.
• The highest USD volume for a single day's transactions was on December 23, 2022, with a total of $642.2k. The total USD volume of all transactions was $2.71 million.
• The highest creator fee on the secondary market was $23.44k USD by the creator of Odyssey NFTs on December 23, 2022. However, the total creator fee earned in USD on the secondary market is $110k.
• Most of the buyers on the secondary market purchased only one NFT, with 35.7k users in this category. The top category of breakdown based on the number of NFTs purchased was more than 100, with 28 users in this category.
• Most of the buyers on the secondary market purchased NFTs worth between $10 to $25, with almost 32k users in this category.
• The top 20 holders of Odyssey NFTs on the secondary market collectively hold a significant portion of the NFTs. The top holder among them holds 518 NFTs, representing 16.9% of the total number of NFTs held by the top 20.
• The total number of users who held their NFTs for less than a week is 3508, which is higher than the number of users who held their NFTs for longer periods of time. The users who held their NFTs for more than six months, which is the most extended period of time in this category, amounted to 3072.

Overall, the data suggests that Odyssey NFTs on the secondary market have seen significant activity, with a total transaction volume of 2020 ETH and $2.71 million USD in trading volume. Most buyers tend to purchase only one NFT worth between $10 to $25. The top 20 holders hold a significant portion of the NFTs, and most users tend to hold their NFTs for shorter periods of time, suggesting that the market is more active in shorter-term trading.