Although April has made a modest profit for the broader crypto economy, data reveals a continuous drop in the sale of non-guilty token (NFT), which has contracted by 39.62% in the last 30 days. Ethereum retained its status as the leading blockchain by NFT sales volume, but the figures have returned by 44.86% compared to the previous month.
NFT sector Pummeled: Ethereum, Polygon and Bitcoin Post Steep Dales
Non-fungal token (NFT) turnover continues to erode, with $ 388.77 million in transactions that were completed in April-a decrease of 39.62% compared to March. CryptoSlam.io statistics show that participation in both ends was declining: buyers fell by 48.46%, while the sellers fell by 39.05%.
Even activity volume crater, because the total number of NFT transactions tumbled 54.12% of the previous month. Ethereum, Polygon and Bitcoin formed the top three block chains from NFT sales. The NFT turnover based on Ethereum amounted to $ 108.19 million, which reflects a decrease in a decrease of 44.86% compared to the past 30 days. Polygon followed with $ 73.84 million and registered a slide of 42.4% from March.
In the meantime, Bitcoin NFTS settled at $ 62.45 million and decreased 27.25% compared to the previous month. Flow was the Uitbijter, in eighth place per volume of $ 5.94 million and an increase of 14.9% compared to the same stretch of 30 days.
The leading NFT collection of the month was Courtyard on Polygon, with a turnover of $ 66.42 million, an increase of 20.9%. In addition, Polkadot’s mythos-supported Darket claimed second place with $ 39.72 million turnover. The Cryptopunks NFT collection from Ethereum was won in third place in April and raised $ 18.22 million in the same period.
The most expensive NFT sales of the month was Cryptopunk #3100, which yielded $ 6.04 million. In the second place, a non -categorized ordinal was sold eight days ago for $ 558,755. The completion of the top three was a GUSDC -locked deposit NFT issued on arbitrum that changed by hand for around $ 500,000 just over three weeks ago. The NFT sector seems unrecognizable bruised – and so far 2025 offers little postponement of the strokes.