Global Activity
Open Activity ↗ to follow NFT events across all chains Scatter supports. The global feed brings activity from different networks and collections into one place, covering both minting and marketplace events.
Filter the Feed
Use the left-hand filters to focus on the activity you want:
- Networks: Choose All Networks or a particular network.
- Events: Choose All events or select event types such as Buy, Mint, List, Relist, and Bid.
- Collection: Search for a collection or use All collections.
The page also has a Scatter / All scope selector. Check your active filters when comparing the feed with activity on a collection or profile page.
Event Types
| Event | What it represents |
|---|---|
| Buy | An NFT purchase. |
| Mint | New tokens being minted. |
| List | An NFT being listed for sale. |
| Relist | Relisting activity. |
| Bid | A purchase offer, rather than a completed sale. |
For making or managing bids, see Offers & Bids.
Read the Activity Table
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Event | The type of activity recorded. |
| Item | NFT name, collection, artwork thumbnail, and a network icon identifying its chain. |
| Rarity | A rarity badge where available; some entries show a dash. |
| Price | The amount and currency label recorded for the event. |
| Qty | The quantity recorded for the event. |
| From / To | The wallet addresses involved, as shown for that event. |
| Time | How long ago the event occurred, such as seconds or minutes. |
The Live indicator shows the feed's live status. Use the event label when reading a row: a bid or listing is not a completed sale, and its wallet columns do not by themselves establish that an NFT changed owners.
For the rarity scale, see Token and Trait Rarity. For collection statistics such as floor price and volume, see Collection Statistics.
Choose the Right Activity View
Use global Activity to browse across collections and chains. For one NFT's sale and transfer records, use its Token History.
For one collection's recent trades, listings, bids, and relistings, use its Collection Activity feed. That feed covers the collection's activity across all marketplaces on its network, including activity outside Scatter.
Your profile's Orders tab is where you manage listings and bids. When verifying a particular transaction, check its record on the relevant network's blockchain explorer.