Sell Wall

A Sell Wall is what you see when many tokens are listed near the floor at once. It tells you holders want out — and the price is unlikely to move up until those listings clear.

How to read the chart

• Y-axis — ETH price points, grouped into buckets
• X-axis — number of listings in each bucket
• Red bar — more than 5 listings in that bucket (a cluster)
• Blue bar — five or fewer listings (background noise)
• White outline — the bucket containing the current floor

Total listing count is shown at the top right.

Group Size

The Group Size dropdown controls how wide each bucket is, in ETH. Daily-Mints picks a sensible default per collection (around 1–2% of the floor), but you can switch between 0.0001 ETH and 1 ETH to zoom in or out.

Smaller buckets show micro-clusters. Larger buckets reveal the broader supply distribution.

How to read it

• Big red bar at or just above the floor → strong sell pressure, floor likely drops
• Many small blue bars spread out → healthy distribution, no concentrated exit
• Empty buckets near the floor, listings only further up → low pressure, holders are confident

When it matters most

Right after reveal is when sell walls explode. Most mints dump after reveal — see Your first mint for the exit strategy.

Next steps

→ Mint Card explained → Glossary — quick definitions