NFT Sales Show Small Decline to $65.5 Million, Ethereum Sales Drop 24%

According to data from CryptoSlam, NFT sales volume fell 0.47% to $65.58 million, essentially flat from last week’s $67.76 million.

Market participation has continued its strong recovery, with NFT buyers up 26.31% to 292,030 and sellers up 24.44% to 205,205. NFT transactions were virtually unchanged, down just 0.95% to 869,747.

You might also like: The fallout from the Coinbase breach is spreading globally after the arrest made in India

DMarket regains the top spot with the Bitcoin BRC-20 peak

DMarket on the Mythos blockchain has reclaimed the top spot with revenue of $5.32 million, up 72.49% from last week’s $3.09 million. The collection processed 142,989 transactions with 10,681 buyers and 9,007 sellers.

Courtyard on Polygon (POL) was in second place with $4.99 million, up 66.58% from last week’s $2.97 million. The collection recorded 67,082 transactions with 10,039 buyers and 2,192 sellers.

Source: Top Collections by NFT Sales Volume (CryptoSlam)

$?? BRC-20 NFTs on Bitcoin (BTC) exploded to third place at $3.45 million, posting a massive 335.14% increase.

The collection saw 2,100 transactions with 822 buyers and 602 sellers, highlighting Bitcoin NFT’s momentum.

CryptoPunks jumped to fourth place with $2.51 million, up 68.62% from last week’s $1.77 million. The Ethereum (ETH) collection had 30 transactions with 25 buyers and 19 sellers.

Milady Maker dropped to fifth place with $2.26 million, down 42.01% from last week’s $3.68 million. The collection had 130 transactions with only 2 buyers and 1 seller.

YES BOND on BNB ranked sixth with $2.15 million, posting minimal growth of 0.25% from last week’s $2.12 million. The collection recorded 1,643 transactions.

You might also like: Crypto Market Threatens to Crash Before $28 Billion Options Expire

Bitcoin is rising while Ethereum and Solana are falling

Ethereum retained the top spot with revenue of $20.88 million, down 23.92% from last week’s $28.06 million.

The network recorded $3.55 million in laundry trades, bringing the total to $24.43 million. The number of buyers increased by 37.19% to 19,798.

Bitcoin rose to second place with $12.12 million, up 70.52% from last week’s $7.38 million. The blockchain recorded $45,552 in wash trading, with buyers rising 44.08% to 9,904.

BNB Chain (BNB) fell to third place with $7.77 million, down 18.84% from last week’s $9.62 million. The blockchain had $20,584 in wash trading, with the number of buyers increasing 41.76% to 42,673.

Source: Blockchains by NFT Sales Volume (CryptoSlam)

Polygon secured the fourth position with $6.06 million, up 44.33% from last week’s $4.12 million.

The blockchain recorded $10.59 million in wash trades, bringing the total to $16.65 million. The number of buyers increased by 31.63% to 56,606.

Mythos Chain climbed to fifth place with $5.46 million, up 72.71% from last week’s $3.22 million. The blockchain attracted 27,248 buyers, an increase of 22.32%.

Immutable (IMX) was in sixth place at $3.20 million, essentially flat with a decline of 0.88% from last week’s $3.19 million. The number of buyers increased by 38.96% to 5,079.

Solana (SOL) came in seventh with $2.93 million, down 23.03% from last week’s $3.96 million. The network had 34,242 buyers, an increase of 29.43%.

You might also like: Bitcoin and the silver price ratio indicate a changing market risk appetite

Bitcoin BRC-20 NFTs dominate top sales

Two $X@AI and $?? BRC-20 NFTs led to individual sales:

• $X@AI BRC-20 NFTs Reached a Top Value of $1.92 Million (21.7344 BTC), Sold Four Days Ago
• $?? BRC-20 NFTs came in second with $1.79 million (20.4401 BTC), sold two days ago

BTC domain #372a75d6671ec00a1337f33999fb75acf9 was sold six days ago for $362,729.32 (4.1293 BTC).

Two CryptoPunks completed the top five:

• CryptoPunks #8408 sold five days ago for $118,176.63 (39 ETH)
• CryptoPunks #8476 sold five days ago for $110,904.23 (36.6 ETH)