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Big $NFT projects like Crypto Punks and DMarket are in the news again. This past week has been quite volatile in the $NFT space, with some of the most popular collections experiencing a massive increase and a sharp drop in sales. By looking at data from CryptoSlam on $NFT activities in the last 7-days, DMarket on Mythos blockchain and Crypto punk on Ethereum comfortably occupy the leading position in terms of sale volumes and buyer interests.
DMarket: $5.6 Million Sales
DMarket takes the first place with an incredible $5,598,316 earned through 226,459 transactions. Though it witnessed a decline in the sale volume by 3.39%, its large transaction frequency and the number of customers (more than 15K buyers) ensure its constant demand among the $NFT communities.
CryptoPunks: $3.3 Million Sales
CryptoPunks, an Ethereum-based collection, has experienced a massive boost, registering a 102,29% sales boost to $3,275,409. Despite having only 38 transactions, CryptoPunks registered a 72.73% increase and even more new buyers, 166.67%, as high-value investors continued to return to the market.
Guild of Guardians Heroes and Bitcoin Puppets
Guild of Guardians Heroes on Immutable-Zk has reached $2,874,013 despite an 11.63% decline in sales while standing third. The collection also reduced the number of transactions and the number of active buyers, thereby painting a picture of a somewhat mixed market.
For Bitcoin Puppets, sales boosted by 41.74% to $2,780,470, indicating that collectors are keen on Bitcoin-based $NFT artwork. With 380 transactions and over 190 active buyers, there is good traction within Bitcoin-backed NFTs.
Pudgy Penguins: $2.14 Million Sales
Another $NFT collection with its token on the Ethereum network, Pudgy Penguins, reached an astounding $ 2.14 million in sales, a rise of 170.68%. This collection also experienced a 162.86% increase in transactions with a sale to 60 buyers.
Rising Bitcoin and Ethereum Collections
The following $NFT collections have summed up the top ten places
- NodeMonkes ($1.97M): a Bitcoin $NFT project with an increase of +27.80%.
- Ordinal Maxi Biz (OMB) ($1.83M): Bitcoin-funded NFTs increased by 46.80%.
- Bored Ape Yacht Club ($1.74M): Even though it has been stable, it took the eighth position.
- Courtyard ($1.6M): On Polygon, there is a drop in price of 16.50%.
- DogeZuki Collection ($1.59M): Solana-based, experiencing a decline of 24.89%.
The selected top 10 $NFT collections by activity represent various trends within and across blockchains. These changes show the new preference of consumers and the increased popularity of NFTs backed by Bitcoin or Ethereum.