> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.scalp-empire.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.scalp-empire.com/collection-analytics-and-sniping-page/2.-collection-details.md).

# 2. Collection details

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Always keep in mind the mint price. Floor price dropping under mint price will most of the time create panic sells, and great opportunities.

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What is floor price? It is the minimum price a collection’s NFTs are being sold for! It shows how the NFT holders are valuing them. A higher floor price usually indicates a higher valuation.
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**Holder information displayed:**\
\- Holders - the total number of holders for a collection. Clicking the `Holders` label will show all holders and the number of items they own;\
\- NFT/holder - the average number of items owned per wallet.\
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We are still working on labelling wallets as some collections use custodial staking and it appears as tho most of the items are owned by a single person when it's actually their staking wallet. Our [Snapshot tool](https://snapshot.scalp-empire.com/) can provide more accurate information about holders, staked and rented items, status of royalties peyments etc.