The Fantasy Top Collection soared to the top of CryptoSlam’s daily non-fungible token (NFT) sales chart on Wednesday, surpassing US$1 million for the first time this week.
The industry-leading Blast collection saw a total of 7,467 transactions, completed by 2,246 unique buyers and 2,749 sellers.
However, the Ethereum blockchain outperformed other platforms on the same day, posting revenue of $6.25 million, down 22.3% from the previous day’s $8.15 million.
Returning to the NFT rankings, Bitcoin’s NodeMonkes collection claimed the second position with sales of US$908,671, up from the previous day’s US$571,992.
NodeMonkes currently ranks 26th in CryptoSlam’s all-time rankings with a historic sales total of $224.5 million. It’s about $2.5 million away from turning Crabada into an avalanche
Third for the day was Mocaverse on the Ethereum chain, with revenue totaling $830,873, a jump from the previous day’s $193,042.
Mocaverse on Wednesday revealed additional information about the upcoming airdrops related to its NFTs.
A sneak peek at the $MOCA airdrop distribution
Co-announced by @MocaverseNFT x @MOCAFoundation
TL;DR:
– Moca NFT will have 10% of the total $MOCA supply allocation (i.e. 31.7% within the entire Network Incentives allocation), and 1/3 will be unlocked at TGE (more details to be announced)… pic.twitter.com/ iH290gDnRz— Mocaverse
(@MocaverseNFT) May 22, 2024
Mythos’ DMarket took fourth place with daily revenue of US$711,025, despite a slight decline from the previous day’s US$734,617. The collection has a large number of transactions: 28,120 carried out by 3,635 unique buyers and 3,231 sellers.
Solana’s Mad Lads and Ethereum’s The Captainz followed closely, finishing in fifth and sixth place respectively.
Mad Lads made $613,391 in sales from 50 transactions, while The Captainz also raised $567,277 from 50 transactions.
Bored Ape Yacht Club, a common collection in CryptoSlam’s daily NFT charts, ranked seventh with US$530,359 in sales from just 11 transactions, indicating valuable assets within the collection.
Immutable’s Guild of Guardians Avatars, Polygon’s SKGirl, and Bitcoin’s SOL BRC-20 NFTs rounded out the top ten, with sales of $514,252, $301,171, and $209,525, respectively.
