NFT Price Floor, an NFT market data tracker, will shut down on June 30 after failing to secure funding, ending a years-long run tracking floor prices and collection data.
The website posted a notice saying the service will close "due to lack of funding" and thanked users for their support over the years.
- NFT Price Floor was created in 2021 as a tracker for NFT floor prices, the lowest listed price for items in a collection.
NFT Price Floor announcing closure on its website. Source: NFT Price Floor
The website later expanded into broader NFT market data, including collection rankings, marketplace data and market-cap estimates.
- According to the website data, it tracks nearly 1,800 collections and shows a total NFT market cap of about $2.3 billion.
The shutdown shows the funding pressure now hitting NFT infrastructure, not only trading platforms. NFTs have gone through several closures since the 2021 boom.
- Coinbase sunset its standalone NFT marketplace in 2024, saying users shouldn't have to "wrestle with multiple applications" and that much of the functionality would move into Base.
- Bybit shut down NFT Pro and other wallet services in 2025, saying it was "adapting to the evolving on-chain ecosystem" and "optimizing and upgrading" its product framework.
- Nifty Gateway closed in February 2026, saying the move would let the Gemini crypto exchange "sharpen its focus" on building a "one-stop super app."
- Binance also shut down its NFT service on July 3, saying it is "upgrading the Binance NFT service" to Binance Wallet for a "more seamless Web3 experience."
NFT Price Floor didn't say whether another operator could take over the site, whether its data will remain available after June 30 or whether users will get a way to export saved information.
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