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title: "Three new ways to read the ENS market: bulk search, a trader leaderboard, and live analytics"
description: "Check hundreds of names for listings at once, see who is moving the most volume, and watch listings, sales and volume trend over time — all native to the ENS.Tools order book."
published: "2026-07-08"
author: "ENS.Tools"
canonical: "https://ens.tools/blog/bulk-search-leaderboard-and-market-analytics"
readingMinutes: 5
tag: "Marketplace"
---

# Three new ways to read the ENS market: bulk search, a trader leaderboard, and live analytics

Check hundreds of names for listings at once, see who is moving the most volume, and watch listings, sales and volume trend over time — all native to the ENS.Tools order book.

As the ENS.Tools marketplace indexes the ENS order book natively, we can build tools on top of our own data instead of proxying someone else’s. Three of them ship today: bulk search, a trader leaderboard, and a live analytics page.

## Bulk search — check a whole list at once

Have a shortlist of names you are hunting? Paste them into [Bulk Search](/search?mode=bulk) — one per line, or comma-separated — and get back, in one shot, which are listed right now and at what price, with a link straight to each one. Export the whole result set to CSV to work it in a spreadsheet. It handles up to a thousand names per check.

## Leaderboard — who is actually trading

The [leaderboard](/trade/insights?view=leaderboard) ranks the top sellers and buyers by sale volume across the open market — native listings plus every ENS Seaport sale we index — with all-time, 30-day and 7-day windows. It is a quick read on where the liquidity is and who the active players are.

## Analytics — the market over time

The [analytics](/trade/insights?view=analytics) page charts new listings, sales and sale volume per day over the last 7, 30 or 90 days. No third-party dashboard, no export step — just the order book’s own history, rendered as clean daily bars.

All three grow richer as the native sale index matures. They already cover the full listings history; the sale-driven views fill in as more names change hands on-chain.

## Try them

Start with [Bulk Search](/search?mode=bulk) for a watchlist you are pricing up, then check the [leaderboard](/trade/insights?view=leaderboard) and [analytics](/trade/insights?view=analytics) to see where the market is moving. You can also reach all three from the ⌘K command palette.