NFT Sales Experience Decline, Ethereum and Bitcoin Dominate Market
In the past week, the sales of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) witnessed a decrease of 8.99% compared to the previous week. The total sales across all 21 blockchains amounted to approximately $137 million. Leading the pack was Ethereum, with sales reaching $43 million, showing a significant increase of 20.26% from the previous week.
Bitcoin followed closely behind, with NFT sales amounting to $34.79 million. However, this marked a decline of 26.67% compared to the prior week. Other notable blockchains that performed well in terms of NFT sales were Solana, Polygon, and Immutable X.
Among the various collections, Bitcoin’s Uncategorized Ordinals emerged as the top performer, generating $14,274,455 in sales. However, this figure represented a decrease of 18.34%. Blast’s Fantasy Top collection also experienced a decline, with sales amounting to $6,391,855, down by 57.17%. Noteworthy mentions include Dmarket, Guild of Guardians, and Nodemonkes. The Captainz collection stood out with an impressive increase of 82.66% compared to the previous week.
In terms of individual NFT sales, Solana’s Boogle #084 fetched the highest price, selling for $228,957. This was closely followed by an Ethereum Name Service name, which was sold for $206,959. Other significant sales included an Ordinal Maxi Biz, a Matr1x Fire Asset, and a Blast Gate Keeper.
While the overall market performance of NFT sales experienced a slight downturn, there were pockets of resilience and growth within specific blockchains and collections. This fluctuating landscape offers valuable insights into the evolving narratives and value propositions within the NFT ecosystem.
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