Courtyard and stubby penguins dominate the top 10 weekly sales rankings in the NFT market

Sales data for the top NFT projects over the past week also shows that Courtyard is the best-selling collection in terms of sales volume, demonstrating continued demand for established digital assets in the face of broader market trends.

Courtyard’s registered sales reached $2.85 million over the past seven days, a solid 35.26% growth rate compared to last week. This collection was also the highest in terms of activity, with 8,376 buyers and 51,523 transactions. This means that many people participated, as opposed to a small number of one-off high-value NFT transactions.

Pudgy Penguin and Guild of Guardians maintain strong position

Pudgy Penguins came in second place with weekly sales of $2.32 million, a significant 7-day increase of 69.33%. Despite only having 97 buyers and 170 transactions in the collection, this sudden increase indicates that interest has returned and average sales have increased. In second place was Guild of Guardians, with sales of $2 million and a modest weekly growth rate of 8.28%. The collection had 811 buyers and 1,629 transactions, and saw consistent demand due to its game-oriented ecosystem and community member engagement.

BAYC and Moonbirds announce new activities

Bored Ape Yacht Club remained on the list of most successful collections, with weekly sales of $1.66 million and growth of 23.25%.

Although the NFT collection had only 70 buyers and 112 transactions, its existence underscores the timelessness of blue-chip NFTs in an era of selective market recovery.

Moonbirds showed even more momentum, with sales reaching 1.22 million units, a rapid weekly growth rate of 71.75%. Moonbirds had 108 buyers and 281 transactions, indicating increased interest that could gain the confidence of new NFT collectors and lead to a short-term resurgence.

CryptoPunks and Lil Pudgys reflect diverse trends

CryptoPunks recorded weekly sales of $1.17 million, a decrease of 29.92% compared to the previous week. Participation was low with only 12 buyers and 14 trades, indicating that engagement in high-value assets remains constrained by changing market sentiment.

On the other hand, Lil Pudgys had positive growth with sales of $785,67 thousand, a growth rate of 49.62 percent per week. The collection had 206 buyers and 473 transactions, and featured enhanced accessibility and increased appeal compared to premium-priced NFT collections.

Nakamigos and DMarket show volatility

Nakamigos weekly sales trend is negative, with collections decreasing by 8.67% over 7-day period and reaching sales of $780.53 Thousand.

Although on the decline, buyer interest was significant with 268 buyers and 1,874 transactions, indicating continued interest despite pricing pressure.

However, DMarket reflected one of the biggest declines in the collection’s ranks. Sales amounted to $777.42 thousand, a decrease of 83.88% per week. However, the number of registered users was 2,933, and the sales amount was 20,124, highlighting that the transaction volume is based on in-game asset transactions rather than high-value NFT sales.

Mutant Ape Yacht Club, Froganas and Gods Unchained round out NFT rankings

Mutant Ape Yacht Club became one of the major collections with sales of $718.37 thousand, a high increase of 52.29% in weekly sales. The collection reported 161 buyers and 354 transactions, indicating a resurgence in demand that correlates with its connection to the larger Yuga Labs ecosystem.

Froganas recorded sales of $665.34 thousand, down 11.89% with 376 customers and 5,148 transactions, which was encouraging but tough. Gods Unchained recorded weekly sales of $547.06 thousand, a decrease of 22.44% and placed at the bottom of the ranking.

Nevertheless, this collection showed high engagement with 701 buyers and 24,533 transactions recorded, highlighting the importance of game-based NFTs in maintaining transaction levels across the market.