- Ethereum and Solana Lead the Pack
- Top NFT Collections
- Top NFT Collectible Sales
In the past seven days, the NFT market saw a 4.2% drop in sales volume, totaling $73.75 million, according to Cryptoslam data. Despite this decline, the number of buyers increased by 132%, although the number of transactions fell by 26%.
Ethereum and Solana Lead the Pack
According to the data, Ethereum ($ETH) maintained the top position with $23.9 million in NFT sales, though the network saw a 9.6% drop in sales compared to the previous week. Interestingly, 12.24% of the sales on this platform were attributed to wash trading. Solana ($SOL) took the second position with $16 million in sales, followed by Bitcoin ($BTC), Polygon ($POL), and Binance Coin ($BNB) with $13 million, $7.5 million, and $3.3 million in sales respectively.
Top NFT Collections
Guild of Guardians on Immutable-Zk claimed the top spot in terms of sales volume with $2.86 million and 5786 transactions. DogeZuki on Solana took the second spot with $2.4 million in sales with 61,447 transactions. Sorare on Ethereum ranked third with $2.368 million and 108,690 transactions. CryptoPunks and DMarket are fourth and fifth respectively.
Top NFT Collectible Sales
Despite the volatile crypto market conditions, some notable NFT collectible sales were recorded. CryptoPunks #1219 sold for $308,316.94 (130 ETH). Autoglyphs #337 for $223,153.25 (87.6692 WETH), and Autoglyphs #337 for $171,000.00 (171000 USDC). Known Origin #22001 sold for $140,695.52 (55 WETH), and Autoglyphs #281 for $129,684.88 (51 WETH).
In conclusion, while there is an overall decline in sales volume, a significant increase in NFT buyers indicates a growing interest in the market.
