NFT Sales Slid Lower This Week, Cronos NFT Volume Jumps 236% Higher, Azuki Collection Rises
Last week, non-fungible token sales saw an improvement after tumbling week after week in terms of sales volume. This week, NFT sales are down 2.15% from last week’s $544.6 million to this week’s $539.2 million. The top NFT collection in terms of weekly sales was the Azuki compilation of collectibles, as the project saw a 318% increase in sales during the last seven days. Weekly NFT Sales Drop 2%, Cronos and Solana NFT Sales Spike
Data stemming from the non-fungible token (NFT) economy indicates that sales are down this week by 2.15%. Statistics indicate that NFT sales across 16 different blockchain networks recorded roughly $539.2 million in sales this week. Metrics from cryptoslam.io show that the blockchain Ethereum captured most of the week’s sales with $443 million settled. However, Ethereum-based NFT sales are down 7.36% this week.
The blockchain with the most NFT sales this week is Cronos as the network obtained $1.3 million in NFT sales, up 236% in the last seven days. Following Cronos was Solana’s sales, as $44.7 million in NFT sales stemmed from the Solana network. Solana-based NFT sales are up 96% this week, which is followed by Binance Smart Chain’s 86% sales increase this week. The two biggest losers in terms of seven-day NFT sales include the blockchain Polygon down 51% this week, and the blockchain network Waves saw a 92% drop in sales. Azuki Collection Takes the Top Sales Position This Week, Art Blocks’ NFT Fidenza #692 Sells for $993K
The top collection this week in terms of sales volume was Azuki, as it captured $50.2 million in seven-day sales. Azuki’s NFT sales were followed by Bored Ape Yacht Club ($45.9M), Mutant Ape Yacht Club ($38.9M), and World of Women Galaxy ($36.1M) in terms of total weekly sales volume. Other notable NFT collections in the top ten this week as far as sales are concerned include projects like Muri, Crabada, Clonex, World of Women (WoW), Cryptopunks, and the Bored Ape Kennel Club.
The top NFT sale this week was the NFT Fidenza #692 from the Art Blocks NFT collection, as it sold for 320 ether or $993K three days ago. Cryptopunk #7971 sold two days ago for 235 ether or $733K, and Bored Ape Yacht Club #3250 exchanged hands for 250 ether or $720K during the beginning of the week. Additionally, the ‘Queen of Pop’ Madonna recently acquired Bored Ape #4988 for 180 ether or $564K at the time of settlement, and the American rapper Wiz Khalifa bought Bored Ape #1506 for 115 ether or $364K. Tags in this story 7-day NFT sales, Art Blocks NFT collection, Atomicmarket, Avalanche, Azuki, Binance Smart Chain, Bored Ape Yacht Club, Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), BSC, Cronos, Cryptopunk #7971, cryptoslam.io, dappradar.com, data NFT sales, Ethereum, Fidenza #692, Flow, Madonna, nft, NFT collection, NFT collections, NFT compilation, NFT sales, NFT sales volume, NFT weekly sales, Nftrade, NFTs, Non-fungible Token, sales, Sales Volume, Solana, Wiz Khalifa, World of Women Galaxy, WoW
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