According to data from CryptoSlam, NFT (non-fungible token) sales volume has increased by 5.98% to $161.7 million.
Summary
- NFT sales reached $161.7 million, with buyers up 126% to $382,000.
- Ethereum led NFT sales by $102.7 million, regaining dominance.
- Pudgy Penguins increased 165% with $15.6 million in weekly sales.
In particular, market participation is intense. The number of NFT buyers increased by 126.59% to 382,846 and the number of sellers increased by 124.15% to 341,290. NFT transactions also increased by 2.48% to 1,703,436.
At the same time, Bitcoin (btc) the price has continued to fall, now settling at the $106,000 level. Ethereum (ETH) has also fallen further to $3,800.
The global crypto market capitalization has contracted to $3.62 trillion, down from $3.78 trillion last week. However, the NFT sector is showing signs of recovery with improved market share.
45.com dominates, Pudgy Penguins follow
The 45.com collection on Ethereum has claimed the top spot with $31.28 million in sales across 9,607 transactions. The collection attracted 4,980 buyers but only had 5 sellers, resulting in flat growth of 0.00%.
Pudgy Penguins took second place with $15.61 million in sales, posting a 165.38% increase from last week’s $6.63 million.
The Ethereum collection processed 528 transactions, with 252 buyers and 220 sellers participating. LilPudgys also performed well, coming in seventh place with $4.60 million and a gain of 27.24%.
DX Terminal on Base fell to third place with $9.99 million, down 23.84% from last week’s $13.03 million. The collection recorded 553,255 transactions with 106,605 buyers and 105,740 sellers.
DMarket ranked fourth with $8.07 million, up 4.78% from last week’s $7.72 million. The Mythos-based collection recorded 215,010 transactions.
Bored Ape Yacht Club moved up to fifth place with $5.47 million, up 2.78% from last week’s $5.30 million. The collection had 127 transactions with 73 buyers and 76 sellers.
Moonbirds took sixth place with $5.32 million, down 20.23% from last week’s $7.01 million. The Ethereum collection processed 481 transactions.
Ethereum regains dominance
Ethereum returned to the top blockchain position with $102.67 million in sales, up 23.45% from last week’s $86.46 million. The network recorded $12.54 million in laundering operations, bringing its total to $115.21 million. Buyers increased 71.47% to 33,535.
Base fell to second place with $13.20 million, down 13.73% from last week’s $15.56 million. The blockchain recorded $5.03 million in wash trades, with buyers increasing by 138.32% to 226,471.
Bitcoin fell to third place with $10.11 million, a 27.76% decrease from last week’s $14.04 million. The network registered 8,388 buyers, which represents an increase of 163.11%.
Mythos Chain maintained fourth position with $8.23 million, up 5.10% from last week’s $12.86 million. The blockchain attracted 23,647 buyers, representing an increase of 147.15%.
BNB Chain (BNB) entered the ranking in fifth place with $6.51 million, a decrease of 6.75%. The blockchain had 21,523 buyers, an increase of 234.68%.
solana (SUN) achieved sixth position with $5.40 million, 24.56% less than last week’s $7.58 million. The network registered 21,884 buyers, an increase of 129.10%.
Bored Ape Yacht Club #1878, which led individual sales for $1.65 million (400 ETH), sold six days ago.
Four CryptoPunks rounded out the top five:
- CryptoPunks #854 sold for $195,823.70 (47.46 ETH) six days ago
- CryptoPunks #5054 sold for $194,037.84 (47 ETH) five days ago
- CryptoPunks #8746 sold for $193,859.75 (46.69 ETH) five days ago
- CryptoPunks #9537 sold for $192,416.83 (46 ETH) three days ago
