What is AlphaSharks tool?
Most likely you have heard about this AlphaSharks, personally, when I heard about it, I was excited, because why use the secondary, when everything has long been invented, only in the best version, and even for free!
Today I’m going to tell you how to get it for FREE:
Popular Mint Tracker
Real Time Sales Tracker
Popular Collections, Buying Fifths Now
Unique Holder Tracker
Holder tracker of nft holders who own blue chips
Sales Wall
Current listings and sales
And much more
ABSOLUTELY FREE!
Experienced users know what I mean, it’s about AlphaSharks and their ULTIMATE toolkit.
Today I’ll make a review of this miracle, show the results I was able to achieve with this tool, and in general show that it’s better to look for yourself than to jump on the unhyped cng train with secondary software.
I’m done with the introduction, now I’ll get to the point.
How to use AlphaSharks?
AlphaSharks is a collection on the airwaves that gives you access to a closed community as well as full access to their software.
In fact, full access is not so necessary, because using the free version, I was able to raise enough money for full functionality, but did not buy access, because I simply do not need it.
Well, let’s begin the parse!
Going to the site, we see the main page, where we are interested in two tabs, which we will use the maximum.
Trends and mints this is the basis that will give us to earn more than a hundred dollars!
How to find trending NFT collections?
When we get to the trends section, we see a lot of different things, but I’ll explain in a moment.
1) Trending projects that have the most sales in a certain period of time.
If we see that a collection was able to sell 400 nft in 15 minutes, we run to analyze.
2) Time intervals that we can choose and view trending collections.
I usually choose 30 minutes or 1 hour. This interval is enough for me to determine the demand and already move in the direction of purchase.
3) Real time sales, you can see the sales of this or that nft at the moment.
This section has a huge value, for example, while writing this article, I paid attention to “My last NFT” I checked it and put stake in my private area, which brought +40% profit.
4) It displays the basic information, namely the average gas purchase and sales volume.
If we liked any collection, we can click on the area next to it and we’ll open a card collection
1 – Collection name
2 – Contract
3 – Markets where the collection is presented and its ethscan
4 – Extended information about the collection
5 – Basic information about the sale
5.1 – Average price of a mint
5.2 – Listing flurr (minimum price on the marketplace)
5.3 – NBPC
5.4 – Number of nfts posted, as well as their % of the total saplay.
5.5 – Sales royalty (author’s royalty + OS commission)
5.6 – Ratio of nfts placing and sales (5.6.1 – placing / 5.6.2 – sales)
6 – Unique nft holders. Number of purses and total number.
1 – Sales Wall
2 – Schedule of current sales / listing
2.1 – Sales column
2.2 – New listing
2.3 – Column with re-listing to a cheaper price
Here we see the holders, namely how many wallets have this or that number of nft of the given collection.
1 – Percentage of unique holders
2 – Percentage of exhibited nfts from total sold
3 – Volume of air, on which nft was sold during certain period of time
5 – Number of sales for a certain period of time
If we want to view a detailed graph of the collection, we click on “Oven on vue” or its name.
This is the most interesting and my favorite, in fact, there is nothing to explain on this page, because everything is clear. It displays the nft sales graph, nft listing graph, current listing and current sales, seals per hour, day, average flur, etc. Here I advise you to look and figure it out yourself.
Now go to the tab mint and see the same thing, so I will not be dispersed.
This is essentially one of the best free tools for flipping on the air. It has all the basic information that will help you raise good money, and if used in conjunction with TraitSniper, it’ll be awesome.
Let me give you a couple of flips I’ve made with this tool.
As well as other flips. Obviously, it’s silly to look at the price of nft, because no one is stopping you from buying several pieces and enjoying life.
I hope you get the point and start using a really good product that will help you make money.
How to flip rare NFT?
Many people know about the flip and often practice it, but often everything is limited to buying nft for cheap and selling for more. There is nothing wrong with that, but in order to increase your earnings you need to learn new heights.
In this tutorial, I’m going to talk about the flips of rare nfts. Where to look for rare nft, at what price and where to buy, how to buy, etc.
I’ll start with the basics, which is why do we flip on rare nfts and who is it good for?
Flips on rare nft is one of the easiest ways to farm money. This is due to the fact that working with a collection where the flur does not move for a long time, you can still make money on it.
This way of flipping is suitable for people of different bank. It doesn’t matter if you have $100 or $10,000 in your wallet. You will always be able to find a collection that works for you.
Where to look for flip collections?
It all depends on your bank. If you have enough money, then go to the OS and see what’s in the top, choose the right collection and start conjuring.
How to catch rare nfts?
You can use separate utilities, like “HowRare”, which show the rarity of nfts, but this is all masochism. The easiest way is to use TraitSniper.
There you can set the settings that will show you the nfts with the top 10% rank, as well as the minimum price.
But there is one problem, the free version doesn’t update the table automatically and we have to reload it every time. Since this is quite a nuisance, we will use another option.
There is another table on the right with the latest sales / listings. This will help us.
We select the tab “Listing” and start watching.
What price to take and sell?
There is no universal formula for all nft groups, so I’ll take the tir2 – tir3 categories and use them as examples.
I will take the example of this tir3 collection and my flip on it.
I was monitoring AlphaShark and saw high activity on this collection. Having entered the OS, I found a segment from 0.006 to 0.01 Eth, in which the fluor varies, with the price of rare yfn started from 0.015. I immediately decided to take advantage of this opportunity.
Such collections are always worth taking at flur, or with a minimal markup, of course, while taking into account the flur on rare nfts.
As a result, using AlphaSharks + TraitSniper, I was able to raise a few dozen $, minding my own business and occasionally glancing at the second monitor.
The time/reward ratio is excellent.
Of course, there’s a risk involved, because if you get into a questionable collection at over-price you might end up with a loss, so always count on the possibility of a rakt.
But if you did everything correctly and took it at flurry, then the chance to divert will be minimal, because in the worst case you sell at 0 or + a couple of dollars.