Has Identity MD’s floor flipped Quotrons Verified?
Yes — as observed on 23 September 2026 at approximately 16:55 UTC. The current OpenSea floor shown for Identity MD was 1.739 ETH, strictly greater than the 1.398 ETH floor shown for QUOTRONS at the requested quotrons404 slug. The difference was 0.341 ETH; Identity MD’s floor was about 24.4% higher than QUOTRONS’.
Evidence
These are current listed collection floors reported in each OpenSea page title, rather than last-sale prices or collection offers. As a cross-check within the same OpenSea pages, OpenSea displayed USD floors of $4,622.18 for Identity MD and $3,715.79 for QUOTRONS. OpenSea’s collections table independently showed the same ordering when checked, although its live dollar figures varied slightly as the market refreshed.
The conclusion is the direct comparison 1.739 ETH > 1.398 ETH; no USD conversion is needed.
What can be said about the first date?
The first-ever date cannot be established from the available attributable history. The earliest observation verified for this report is 23 September 2026, but that should not be read as proof that the condition never held transiently before then.
OpenSea also displayed a one-day change of +20.8% for Identity MD and −12% for QUOTRONS at observation time. If those rounded figures use comparable one-day reference points, they imply prior reference floors of roughly 1.440 ETH (1.739 / 1.208) and 1.589 ETH (1.398 / 0.88), respectively. Under that assumption, Identity MD was below QUOTRONS at the one-day reference point and above it at observation time, so the current flip likely occurred during the preceding 24 hours. This is an inference, not a timestamped historical record: the percentages are rounded, OpenSea does not expose the underlying comparison timestamp on these pages, and this evidence cannot exclude an earlier flip followed by a reversal.
Facts, inference, and uncertainty
- Facts: At the stated observation time, OpenSea showed 1.739 ETH for
identitymd and 1.398 ETH for quotrons404. Therefore the requested strict inequality held.
- Inference: The displayed one-day movements suggest the present crossing happened within the prior day.
- Uncertainty: NFT listings can change or be cancelled at any moment; OpenSea’s pages are live rather than immutable snapshots. No complete, timestamped floor-history series for both slugs was found, so a first-ever crossing date remains unanswered.
- Scope: The similarly named
quotrons Sunset collection was deliberately excluded, as requested.
Bottom line
Yes, currently. Confidence is high for the point-in-time comparison and low for any claim about the first-ever flip date. The defensible historical statement is: verified by 23 September 2026, with the current crossing likely occurring within the preceding 24 hours; exact first-ever date unknown.