Impossible tokens (NFTs) sales increased in July, up 50.14% from sales recorded in June. Despite the uptick, NFT sales in July 2025 were 35.02% lower than recorded numbers at the end of 2024.
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This July, Cryptoslam.io’s statistics show that Ethereum led all blockchains in NFT sales volume, recording $296.5 million, up 69.63% from the previous period. Many saw NFT collections such as Cryptopunks, which brought in $62.7 million (491.79%), and 369.58% rose to $26.2 million in sales.
Bitcoin NFTS ranked second in digital collectible volumes with a 45.79% increase. The BRC-20 NFTS donated $18.9 million of that total, up 68.54% over the same time frame. Despite Courtyard NFT winning $53.5 million, Polygon ranked third in blockchain volume with $62.1 million. This was a 25.62% drop in collections and nearly 60% across polygons.
Both Mythos and the BNB chain saw a sharp decline in activity, which reduced 55.05% and 54.33% in July, respectively, but Solana achieved a relatively stable increase of 8.63%. Blockchains such as Cardano and Flow recorded moderate increases of 52.94% and 55.45%, each with just under $7 million, with a small amount. The immutable avalanche recorded double-digit losses that concluded the mixed months between chains and collections.
The NFT scene has been on a steady downtrend since its heyday in 2021 and its launch in 2022. Monthly sales took over $6 billion of rockets during enthusiasts, but momentum quickly faded and continued to decline for months. By mid-2022, the volume had already slipped at the $1 billion mark. There have been several fleeting rises since then, but no one has approached revisiting those explosive peaks.
This volume track has not shown any meaningful rebounds over the past year, with a wider slowdown across the NFT market. That said, July brought a remarkable pop. Sales increased 50.14% from $585.122 million from $389.634 million in June. Still, it’s far from the $954 million notch in December 2024.