Data from NFT tracker Cryptoslam shows that in July, Impossible Tokens (NFTs) sales exceeded $574 million and surpassed $574 million, marking the second-highest monthly volume this year.
The figure represents a 47.6% increase from $388.9 million in June, but the highest recorded monthly sales volume in 2025, at $678.9 million in January.
The number of transactions immersed between 5.5 million and 5 million fell by 9% per month. However, the average sales value rose to a six-month highest of $113.08, suggesting an increase in appetite for high-value assets.
Unique buyers fell to 713,085, down 17% from 860,134 in July, while Unique sellers increased to 405,505, up 9% per month. The imbalance suggests that buyers are integrated and that more participants are less likely to buy more.
According to NFT Price Floor, the NFT sector’s overall market capitalization exceeded $8 billion, up 21% from its $6.6 billion valuation on July 24th.
Top 10 NFT collections by market capitalization. Source: NFT Price Floor
The Ethereum-based collection dominates the NFT space in July
In July, Ether (ETH) surged beyond $3,900, with prices up 62% from around $2,400 on August 1st. At the time of writing, ETH remains priced above $3,800.
Asset gatherings also influenced an increase in valuation of Ethereum-based collections. Over the last 30 days, floor data for NFT prices shows that all of the top 10 collections by market capitalization are Ethereum-based NFTs.
According to NFT Price Floor, Cryptopunks led the list with over $69.2 million in terms of total value traded over 30 days. Pudgy Penguins continued for $55.5 million, while polygon-based courtyard NFT won its third spot at $23.8 million.
In terms of growth, even cryptopunk rose much in July. The collection showed a significant increase of 65.44% in floor prices. This overturns the performances of other Blue Chip collections, such as the boring APE Yacht Club (BAYC) and the Mutant Ape Yacht Club (MAYC).
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Ethereum Blockchain has recorded $275 million in NFT sales
Ethereum continued to dominate blockchain-based NFT activity, earning sales of $275.6 million. According to Cryptoslam, this has grown by 56% over the past 30 days. Bitcoin and Polygon followed, reaching $74.3 million and $71.6 million, respectively.
Meanwhile, Cardano showed the most significant percentage growth at 102%, while Solana saw a modest profit of 8%.
Despite being one of the top blockchains with NFT sales, Polygon sales volume fell 51.1% compared to the previous month. Furthermore, the data showed a 54% decline in sales for the BNB chain.
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