Market’s Resilience Faces Test as NFT Sales Decline for Third Week in a Row

Market’s Resilience Faces Test as NFT Sales Decline for Third Week in a Row

The NFT market has experienced a decline in sales for the third consecutive week, with a decrease of 14.97% compared to the previous week. Despite this downturn, the market has seen an increase in participants. From March 23 to March 30, Bitcoin NFT transactions reached $82.61 million, although this represents a 3.8% drop from the previous week.

During the past week, the total sales volume in the NFT market amounted to $233,071,420, which is a decrease of just under 15% compared to the previous week. However, this decline has not discouraged new participants, as the number of buyers has increased by 25.61% and sellers by 21.75%. In total, there were approximately 1,916,438 transactions, with Bitcoin leading in terms of total sales value.

Bitcoin contributed $82.61 million to NFT sales, experiencing a slight decrease of 3.8%. Ethereum followed closely behind with sales just above $73 million, reflecting a 26.39% decrease from the previous week. Solana registered sales of $46.61 million, while Polygon and Mythos Chain had sales of $7.3 million and $7.16 million, respectively. It is worth noting that while most top blockchains experienced declines, Mythos Chain saw a slight increase in sales of 0.92%.

The standout NFT collection of the week was Uncategorized Ordinals, which generated $20.4 million in sales despite a 43% drop. The BRC-20 NFT collection followed closely behind with impressive sales of $13.24 million, representing an increase of 759.91%. Other notable collections included Mad Lads and Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC). The highest-priced NFT sale was Ethereum’s Arcade.xyz Vault Key, which sold for $346,089 just five days ago.

These fluctuating market conditions, along with the increase in participant numbers and the resilience of certain blockchains, highlight a complex and evolving market landscape. While Ethereum, Solana, and others are adapting to these shifts, the diverse performance of different collections suggests that the market is continuously adapting and evolving.

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