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# 11. Live activity feed - Sales
This will show every successful transaction for this collection. Top IDs are Buyers, bottom IDs are Sellers. If a buyer is shown as **green**, it means the wallet is accumulating. If a seller is shown as **orange**, it means the wallet is dumping. Remember, you can set the Whale threshold in [**Settings.**](/i-have-a-nestor-now-what/check-your-settings.md)\*\*\*\*\\
\*\*\*\*You can see the number of items owned next to each wallet in the sales list (if it owns more than 1) and if you click on the wallet, a new tab will open and show you the ME wallet page.\\
There are several informations that can help you identify buying and selling opportunities here :
* Volume -> The more transactions, the more volatile;
* Dumpers and Accumulators -> Can give you an idea of what whales are doing;
* NFTs bought -> You can visualize the NFT by clicking theicon, and identify the attributes that are being bought the most.
* Attribute floor prices and listed count
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