Prices of popular NFTs have dropped significantly

Prices of popular NFTs have dropped significantly

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by Eve Adams

2 years ago


The NFT market is experiencing significant changes in the prices of leading collections. Researchers at NFTGo published an infographic showing that over the past 7 days, only one digital collection showed positive dynamics – Milady Maker. The minimum price of non-fungible tokens increased by approximately 12%.

Among popular digital art items, the biggest decline was observed in Lil Pudgys, with a drop of nearly 20%. Following this were Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) and Pudgy Penguins, each showing a decline of around 15%. CryptoPunks and Azuki also experienced price drops, losing around 10%. Additionally, the prices of Mutant Ape Yacht Club (MAYC), Captainz, Mocaverse, and Chromie Squiggle also fell.

The fluctuations are occurring against the backdrop of declining trading volumes in the NFT market. Many experts attribute this to the overall uncertainty in the cryptocurrency industry and a shift in investor sentiment to negative. Despite this, interest in some collections remains high, allowing them to maintain leading positions.

Milady Maker — a collection of digital art inspired by the aesthetics of fashion icons and subcultures. The unique style and high-quality execution have made the collection popular among collectors and investors.

CryptoPunks — one of the first and most well-known NFT collections, consisting of a series of 10,000 unique digital characters, each with its own characteristics and rarity. The collection has become a symbol of the beginning of the NFT era and retains its value due to its historical significance and rarity.

Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) — a collection also consisting of 10,000 unique drawn apes, providing their owners access to an exclusive club, virtual events, and other privileges. BAYC quickly became one of the most recognizable and prestigious NFT collections.

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