Today, social activity in NFT ecosystems has increased significantly, with multiple projects generating significant engagement within 24 hours. New data from Phoenix Group and LunarCrush presents the names that received the most attention, interactions and community conversations.
TOP #NFT PROJECTS BY SOCIAL ACTIVITY$LINK $PENGU $ICP $ROSE $DGB $XTZ $APE $FET $VRA $STX pic.twitter.com/CV8Jg1Oq2o
– PHOENIX – Crypto News & Analysis (@pnxgrp) December 4, 2025
LINK dominates social activity as interest in NFT increases
NFT social metrics demonstrate growth in engagement rates, and LINK is leading among all industry representatives. LINK created 10.4k engaged posts and recorded 3.3 million interactions in a 24-hour period. Such interactions consist of comments, retweets, likes and upvotes, demonstrating strong community involvement and further interest in the project.
PENGU records strong volume with 8.4K messages and 1.2 million interactions
PENGU became the second most active project with a significant increase in social presence. The data confirms that the project had 8.4k engaged posts and 1.2 million interactions. The difference between LINK and PENGU is big, but PENGU remains big in terms of visibility and sense of community. The upward trend is still indicative of the trend of meme-based NFT assets gaining significant online follower numbers.
ICP maintains high traffic with 6.5K messages and 474.4K interactions
ICP ranked third in terms of number of social activities, generating 6.5k engaged posts. During the measured time, the interactions were found to be 474.4K. Despite the fact that the total number of interactions was lower than the first two, ICP is still a dominant force among NFT-connected chains. The gap between projects highlights that engagement volumes are not always proportional to community size.
Medium projects: ROSE, DGB and XTZ post-consistent involvement
The mid-range NFTs were represented by a group of similar projects with steady activity. ROSE had 3.2K engaged posts and 209.5K interactions. DGB was close behind with 3.1K engaged messages and 131.3K interactions. XTZ posted 2.9K posts and 206.8K interactions.
The cumulative results show that all three projects still have active communities and conversations, retweets and comments keep them at the top of the list. This portion of the rankings represents variation in terms of different blockchain foundations, specific applications, and dedicated audiences.
APE, FET, and VRA hold steady with continued NFT interest
Moving on, APE was still a household name with 2.8K posts and 268.2K interactions. The speed of its activity continues to indicate the cultural influence of established NFT brands. FET produced 2.1k posts and 132.1k interactions, and was constantly featured in social feeds. VRA has 1.7K messages and 126.1K interactions. All of these projects still have an active audience of users and market observers, suggesting that historic NFT collections and gaming-driven assets are not forgotten during changes in market cycles.
STX completes the top tier with 1.6K messages and 105.3K interactions
Last in the rankings was STX with 1.6K posts and 105.3K interactions. Although this is the lowest score in the data set, it still represents a significant social presence and market activity. Interest in NFTs is widespread, and the proliferation of metrics does not imply that one ecosystem has a monopoly on sentiment. Instead, the leaderboard shows a competitive environment where different communities can be heard and active. Market participants also monitor social signals, as high activity often results in higher liquidity and subsequent interest in trading.
The recent statistics explain why NFT communities are associated with high levels of conversation and interaction. Market sentiment and online attention are two crucial clues to future developments in the sector, with millions of responses happening within a single day.