NFT Weekly: Sales Rise 6.72% to $128.7M as BNB Chain Pops 196%

Non-fungible token ($NFT) sales climbed 6.72% to $128.65 million from Sept. 20–27, 2025, according to cryptoslam.io.

Cross-Chain Check: Ethereum Rules, $BNB Rockets, Bitcoin NFTs Take a Breather

As far as chains are concerned, Ethereum kept the crown with $46.03 million in sales, edging 2.32% higher, while $BNB Chain jumped 196.64% to $25.39 million as Binance’s ecosystem drew significant attention this past week.

Cryptoslam.io figures show Coinbase’s layer two (L2) Base held third this week with $12.78 million, off 12.50%, followed by the Polkadot-centric Mythos at $11.13 million, down 9.74%. The Bitcoin network rounded out the top five with $8.03 million, slipping 21.56%.

Source: Cryptoslam.io on Sept. 27, 2025.

On collections, $BNB’s Vesting $NFT led with $17.99 million in sales and a flat weekly change, parking a bus in first place. Base’s DX Terminal clocked $8.19 million, down 13.49%, while Ethereum’s Moonbirds fluttered to $5.97 million, up 32.37%.

Source: Cryptoslam.io on Sept. 27, 2025.

Two gaming-adjacent names kept the register ringing: Mythos’ DMarket posted $5.95 million, down 15.98%, and Panini America printed $3.83 million, up 48.90%.

Whale-watching delivered spectacle. The week’s priciest sale per blockchain was $BNB’s Vesting $NFT (#516) at $961,714. Ethereum logged a $407,795 FrxETH Redemption Queue item, Solana’s Boogle #081 fetched $205,401, and a Bitcoin Ordinal Maxi Biz piece reportedly sold for $45,798. Sports IP flexed: a Panini Cristiano Ronaldo card went for $40,000, while Cardano’s STRIKE_PERP_POSIT $NFT hit $11,846.

Participation ballooned: $NFT buyers jumped 112.48% to 587,324, and sellers climbed 140.86% to 496,085—bargain-hunters and profit-takers sharing the same checkout line.

Read the writing on the wall, and figures show breadth improved as leadership rotated. $BNB Chain’s burst, Moonbirds’ rebound, and steady Ethereum volumes point to a market that’s churning rather than melting.

Call it a grind higher with side quests. If liquidity keeps spreading across chains and sports IP stays hot, next week’s leaderboard could look different.

For now, the takeaway: $NFT collections with narrative heat and chains with catalysts grabbed the mic, but Ethereum still writes the chorus. With activity broadening and tickets in the five-to-seven-figure range, $NFT appetite still looks alive, but it is picky.