/market/sales is the public log of completed sales: the piece, the seller, the buyer, the price in
BSV and the date, newest first.
What you can do with it
Filter by time window — 24 hours, 7 days, 1 month, or all time. All time is the default, on purpose: a window that empties in a quiet week says nothing sells here, which would be a worse lie than showing an old sale.
Filter by collection, to see how one collection has actually traded rather than what it is listed at.
Search by text, and scroll for more.
Each row carries what was actually paid, in BSV and in your currency:
Why it matters if you are pricing something
A listing is an asking price; a sale is a price somebody paid. If you are deciding what to list at, this page is the more useful of the two references.
With one caveat worth keeping in mind: a sale is what two addresses agreed on, and the list is not filtered by who those addresses belong to. Read it as evidence, not as a valuation.
It is also where a creator can see their royalties arriving: every resale here paid one, if the piece declares it. See Ways to earn on Zoide.
What it is not
It is not a valuation and not a chart. There are no averages, no trends and no floor history — just the transactions, in order.
Nor is it the same as just minted. A mint is a piece coming into existence and being paid for the first time; a sale is one changing hands. The home page shows both, separately, for that reason.