The $NFT market has recently experienced a decline, which can be attributed to two main factors: the collapse of SVB and the lack of stablecoins
The non-fungible token ($NFT) market has experienced a significant decline in recent days, with the number of active traders plummeting to a record low of 11,440. This decline may be attributed to factors such as market saturation, lack of interest, or economic instability. However, a report from data aggregation platform DappRadar has suggested that the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on March 10 may have contributed to this decline.
According to DappRadar, $NFT trading volumes were between $68 million to $74 million before SVB's collapse. However, after the event, volumes dropped to $36 million, accompanied by a 27.9% decline in daily $NFT sales count between March 9 and March 11. This sudden dip in $NFT trading volumes has sent shockwaves throughout the industry, leaving many wondering about the future of this emerging market.
DappRadar's report also highlights the importance of stablecoins in the $NFT market, as they provide a reliable means of exchange for buyers and sellers. Without stablecoins, the market becomes vulnerable to fluctuations in the broader cryptocurrency market, which can have a significant impact on trader behaviour.