From 2022 to 2024 NFT Drops Calendar listed upcoming NFT mints with their dates, prices and supply. The calendar is closed. This archive keeps its most-referenced guides and records what happened to those projects after the mint.
Notable drops: mint price then, floor today
| Collection | Mint | Mint price | Peak | Floor, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Otherdeed for Otherside | Apr 30, 2022 | 305 APE (~$6,000) | 5.0 ETH (May 2022) | ~0.08 ETH |
| Azuki | Jan 12, 2022 | 1 ETH | ~31.8 ETH (Apr 2022) | ~0.55 ETH |
| Azuki Elementals | Jun 27, 2023 | 2 ETH | n/a | fell to 0.84 ETH within a week |
| Neon Plexus: Override | Apr 2022 | 0.08 ETH | n/a | no active market |
Preserved guides
What the 2022 drop calendars got wrong
Drop calendars like this one were built for a market where almost every high-profile mint sold out and traded above mint price within days. A listing usually contained the mint date, price, supply and a roadmap copied from the project. Three things made most of those listings age badly:
- Roadmaps were promises. Metaverses, games, merch and DAO treasuries rarely shipped in the form described at mint.
- Mint price was not a floor. Even the biggest 2022 launches now trade at a small fraction of their peak, as the table above shows.
- Hype could not fill supply. Smaller collections often minted only part of their planned supply and then lost liquidity entirely.
The preserved pages keep the original mint details and add what happened next, with sources.
Domain history: After the calendar closed in late 2024, the domain lapsed and unrelated third parties briefly published content on it. That content has been removed and is not part of this archive.