This week, total NFT sales dropped 11.16 percent to $144.33 million, according to data from cryptoslam.io. The biggest decline was seen in sales of Bitcoin-based non-fungible tokens, which fell 14.65 percent.
Compared to last week, sales of NFTs on Ethereum decreased by 11.7%, reaching $41.55 million. In contrast, Solana’s non-fungible tokens saw a modest gain of 5.73 percent, bringing in nearly 26 million dollars.
Cryptoslam reports that with $9.66 million, the Polygon network had the fourth-highest seven-day NFT sales volume. Compared to the previous week’s total, this is a decrease of 14.2%.
Ordinal on the Bitcoin network was once again the most sold “product,” and the top five biggest blockchains in terms of NFT sales volume stayed the same overall. A 30% drop from the prior figure, they brought in $22.9 million.
In second place, with $5.817 million in earnings—a decrease of 17.24% from the previous week—was Mythos’ Dmarket collection on the Bitcoin blockchain. Contrarily, sales of the Nodemonkes collection reached $4.77 million, an increase of 10.56%.
Cryptopunk #3619, among individual NFTs, raked in $627,991—the most substantial and costly sale of the week. Mushroom #95 on the BTC network and Boogle #064 on Solana were bought for $135,096 and $192,124, respectively.