The NFT market witnessed a 10.07% revenue increase, hitting $85.8M in sales over the past week. Ethereum led with $27.75M, while Mythos and Polygon NFTs saw significant gains.
Bollywoodfever: Following a slow period in September, the NFT market saw a resurgence over the past week, with total sales rising by 10.07%. According to cryptoslam.io, $85.8 million in digital collectible sales were recorded across 21 blockchain networks, with Ethereum contributing $27.75 million—marking a 3% increase from the previous week.
Key Highlights of NFT Sales:
- Ethereum: Led the market with $27.75 million in sales, continuing to dominate the space.
- Bitcoin: Recorded $12.69 million in sales, though this reflected a significant 40.27% decline compared to the previous week.
- Solana: Ranked third with $11.97 million in sales, down 10.97%.
- Mythos and Polygon: Showed impressive growth, with Mythos NFT sales skyrocketing by 3,957.91%, and Polygon rising by 151.55%.
Top NFT Collections:
- Mythos’ Dmarket led the market with $10.73 million in sales.
- Immutable X’s Guild of Guardians secured second place with $3.26 million.
- Cryptopunks recorded $3 million in sales, experiencing a 4.64% drop.
Top-Selling NFTs of the Week:
- The highest-selling NFT was an Ethereum-based Gondi User Vault, fetching $600,400.
- A Polygon-based Mining Pass #2372 followed, selling for $205,145.
- An Axie from Ronin took third place, selling for $103,247.
Additionally, the number of NFT buyers grew by 21.76%, and sellers increased by 17.13%, with 1,936,833 NFT transactions recorded—an impressive 63.64% rise compared to the prior week.
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