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# How to view collection and NFT list

## How to View Collection <a href="#pyigo1mmmg7r" id="pyigo1mmmg7r"></a>

**Step 1:** Visit the Dagora website[ https://dagora.xyz/](https://dagora.xyz/)

**Step 2:** Access **Collections** page

**Method 1:** On the Home page, scroll down to see **Top Collections**

Here you can click on **30D** to adjust the time for day count or click **View All** to see all collections.

![](/files/ijGxcmogVtPH2qMEGbiP)

**Method 2:** Click on **Explore** on the menu bar and select **Collections** to view all collections

![](/files/zjcCxCW0V3qxncwLzuDy)

## How to View NFT list <a href="#x6wojfrwszm6" id="x6wojfrwszm6"></a>

**Step 1:** Click on **Explore** on the menu bar and select **NFTs** to see the listed NFTs on the market. You can sort by newest, oldest, price high to low and vice versa.

![](/files/NQTul82h4d3OfhnmwVWs)

**Step 2:** Find the NFT by filtering

1. Chains
2. Currencies
3. Status (Market or Auction)
4. Type (Bundle or Single NFT)
5. Categories (Art, Gaming, PFPs, Memberships, Sports…)
6. Collections
7. Price: Enter MIN and MAX price and click **Apply**

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