Top 10 by NFT Activity of the Week, DMarket Taking the Lead

DMarket on the Mythos blockchain was the top-selling non-fungible token (NFT) collection of the week, with sales of $10,082,528 in 278,553 transactions. DMarket’s accounts of buyers and sellers decreased by 7.74% and 6.84% respectively. However, there was positive sales growth of 8.26%.

Courtyard, ranked second with $5,568,799 in total sales, which operates on Polygon, also played a major role in this market. However, it dropped significantly in sales and transaction volume by 72.41% and 68.44%, respectively. Buyer participation decreased by 58.80%, and the pace was slower than the last period.

CryptoPunks, Guild of Guardians, and BRC-20 NFTs Highlight the Mid Rankings

CryptoPunks on Ethereum secured the third position with $4,317,074 in weekly sales. The analysis showed a 150.28% rise in sales accompanied by a 150% surge in transaction volume. Also, the number of buyers increased by 135.71%, showing increased interest in the collection.

Guild of Guardians made two appearances in the rankings. However, Its main collection had sales of $3,919,749, demonstrating a slight bump with a 0.14% increase. Further, a 5.17% drop of the same Guild of Guardians collection managed to chalk up $1,646,811 in sales. Buyer engagement was fairly constant for both of these collections.

BRC 20 NFTs on Bitcoin sold for $2,893,361. Even with sales decreasing by 21.71% and transactions going down by 28.48%, it remained outstanding within the top collections.

New Movements Among Lower-Ranked Collections

Pudgy Penguins maintained strength, accumulating 6th place and selling for $1,682,423. Sales increased by 57.27%, and the buyer activity at 47.73%.

However, DKTNFT on BNB Chain ranked 8th with only $1,604,904 in sales, with minimal changes in transactions and user participation. Solana Monkey Business from Solana rose 170.26% and made the biggest gains, selling $1,477,546 worth of NFTs in the week.

Ethereum’s f(x) wstETH positions collection closed the top 10 with sales of $1,224,309 at a 149.13% increase. Though sales increased strongly, the collection had almost no buyer and seller interaction.