Sales of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have fallen again, marking the third straight week of decline, down 14.97% from the week before. Bitcoin NFT transactions led this week’s sales from March 23 to 30, raising $82.61 million despite a 3.8% decline from last week’s figures.
Despite the decline in sales, the NFT market has attracted more participants in the past week
This past week, sales volume on the NFT market reached $233,071,420, marking a drop of just under 15% from the previous week’s figures. According to data from Cryptoslam.io, this downturn has not deterred the influx of participants: the number of buyers increased by 25.61% and the number of sellers by 21.75%. In total, the market saw approximately 1,916,438 transactions, with Bitcoin leading the way in total sales value.
Bitcoin’s contribution to NFT sales was $82.61 million, down slightly by 3.8%. Shortly after, Ethereum’s revenue barely topped $73 million, reflecting a 26.39% decline from the previous week. Following these two leaders, Solana recorded revenues of $46.61 million, while Polygon and Mythos Chain lagged behind at $7.3 million and $7.16 million, respectively. Notably, while most top blockchains experienced declines, Mythos Chain saw a slight increase in revenue of 0.92%.
This week’s standout NFT collection was Uncategorized Ordinals, which grossed $20.4 million despite a 43% decline in sales. The BRC-20 NFT collection followed suit, raising an impressive $13.24 million, up 759.91%. Other notable collections included Mad Lads and Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC). The highest-priced NFT sale was of Ethereum’s Arcade.xyz Vault Key, which fetched $346,089 just five days ago.
Amid these fluctuating market conditions, the rise in participants and the resilience of certain blockchains highlight a complex and evolving market landscape. As Ethereum, Solana and others adapt to these shifts, the varying performance of different collections – from stability in some to significant growth in others – points to a market that is constantly adapting and evolving.
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