NFT sales recorded a slight decline, falling 0.47% to $65.58 million from $67.76 million last week.
According to data released by CryptoSlam, market participants have also recovered significantly, with NFT buyers increasing by 26% to 292,030 people and sellers increasing by 24% to approximately 205,205 people. NFT transactions remained almost unchanged, decreasing by approximately 0.95% to 869,747 transactions.
NFT sales fall slightly
In terms of collections by sales volume, Mythos blockchain’s DMarket is back in first place with $5.32 million in sales, a 72% increase from last week’s $3.09 million. The collection also processed 142,989 transactions with approximately 10,681 buyers and 9,007 buyers.
Courtyard on Polygon moved into second place with $4.99 million, up 66.58% from last week’s $2.97 million. This collection recorded over 67,000 transactions from 10,039 buyers and 2,192 sellers.
Bitcoin BRC-20 NFT took third place with $3.45 million, marking a significant 335.14% increase from the previous week. This collection recorded over 2,000 transactions and saw 822 buyers and 602 sellers. This development highlighted the current momentum in the Bitcoin NFT market.
On the other hand, CryptoPunks recorded $2.51 million, rising 68.62% from last week’s $1.77 million to move into fourth place. Ethereum collection recorded 30 transactions.
Milady Maker was one of the few companies to experience a significant decline, dropping to fifth place with sales of $2.26 million, down 42% from last week’s $3.68 million. The collection recorded only 130 transactions with only two buyers and one seller.
BNB’s YES BOND came in 6th place with a growth of 0.25% and a trading volume of $2.15 million. This figure was up from last week’s $2.12 million. This collection recorded approximately 1,643 transactions over the past week.
Ethereum and Solana are in the red and Bitcoin soars
In terms of networks, Ethereum maintained its top spot with revenue of $20.88 million. This was a decrease of 23.92% from the previous week’s $28.06 million. The network recorded $3.55 million in wash trades, bringing the total amount to approximately $24.43 million. The number of buyers increased by 37.19% to 19,798 people.
Bitcoin moved to second place with $12.12 million, up 70.52% from last week’s $7.38 million. Blockchain wash trades saw a gain of $45,552, with buyers jumping 44.08%.
BNB Chain fell to third place with $7.77 million, dropping 18.84% to $9.62 million. Approximately $20,584 was traded on the network in wash trades, with buyers gaining 41.76%.
Polygon took fourth place with $6.06 million, an increase of 44.33% from last week’s trading volume of $4.12 million. The blockchain recorded $10.59 million in wash transactions, bringing the total amount to $16.65 million. The number of buyers also increased, increasing by 31.63% to 56,606 people.
Mythos Chain moved to fifth place with $5.46 million, up 71% from last week’s $3.22 million. Blockchain buyers increased by 22.32% to 27,248 people.
Immutable and Solana took 6th and 7th place respectively. Immutable remained in sixth place with $3.2 million, down 0.88% from last week’s $3.19 million. The number of buyers increased by 38.96% to 5,079 people. Meanwhile, Solana recorded trading volume of $2.93 million, down 23% from last week’s $3.96 million. The network saw a 29.43% increase in buyers.