Non-fungible token (NFT) sales rose 10.95% this week compared to the previous week, marking the second straight week of gains. Despite a 76.7% decline in buyers, blockchain-issued digital collectibles achieved sales of $141.73 million.
NFT Market Trends: Bitcoin and Ethereum Sales Volume
The week before, NFT sales were up 7.51%, and this week they were up another 10.95%, totaling $141.73 million in digital collectibles. The most expensive NFT sold during this period was an Ethereum Name Service domain name, which fetched $587,194 five days ago. The next highest sale was Protoshroom #6, which sold for $237,373. Additionally, Polygon’s TTAvatars #1280003 sold for $100,500 three days ago.
The largest digital collectible collection this week by sales volume was Pizza BRC20 NFTs, with sales of $22.02 million. Immutable’s Guild of Guardians followed suit, generating $8.3 million. Pizza BRC20 NFT sales rose 561.67% compared to the previous week, while Guild of Guardians saw a 31.61% increase. Ethereum Name Service (ENS) secured third place with a turnover of $5.44 million.
Sales of ENS domain names saw a significant increase, up 1,587.02% compared to the previous week. While there were numerous ENS sales, Bitcoin led the week in NFT sales volume with $43.53 million, up 31.84%. Ethereum came in second with $40.97 million in NFT sales, up 17.75%. Polygon ranked third with $17.51 ââmillion, although NFT sales fell 6.82%, according to cryptoslam.io statistics.
Overall, this week was good for NFT sales compared to the previous two weeks. With Bitcoin leading in sales volume and notable increases in specific collectibles such as ENS domain names, market dynamics may shift towards more unique digital assets. This trend could indicate a new phase within the NFT space or may not be significant at all. Only time will tell whether these changes represent a permanent shift or a temporary fluctuation.
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