Nonfungible token (NFT) sales across tracked blockchains fell 44% to $37.69 million in CryptoSlam’s Nov. 3 tally, even as transaction and participant counts moved higher than the prior week.
The tally recorded 895,258 transactions. Buyer count reached 243,994, 37% above the comparison period; seller count was 219,788, up 36%.
Ethereum brought in $13.13 million, down 14%, to lead network sales. Polygon was second at $9.38 million, a 4.01% rise; Bitcoin (BTC) placed third with $4.46 million after an 85% decline.
Base’s total grew 31% to $1.96 million, the biggest percentage increase on the network list. BNB Chain recorded $3.09 million, down 33%, and Immutable had $2.30 million, down 17%. Solana sales came to $1.28 million, off 3.37%, while Panini posted $0.92 million, a 51% decrease.
Sales rank did not match buyer counts. Solana led with 65,807 buyers, followed by Polygon with 53,451 and Ethereum with 36,375. Bitcoin recorded 14,943 buyers, while Base had 2,662.
Courtyard led collection sales with $8.54 million, up 4.37%. $8888 BRC-20 NFTs followed at $2.82 million, while CryptoPunks was third at $1.81 million, down 24%. Bored Ape Yacht Club recorded $1.28 million, a 66% decline, and Guild of Guardians Heroes had $1.22 million, off 19%. Uniswap V3 Positions NFT-V1 recorded $1.05 million; Panini America had $0.91 million, and Argonauts $0.73 million.
The largest individual sale was an item from $8888 BRC-20 NFTs, which fetched $2,820,106, or about 35 BTC. A Uniswap V3 Positions NFT-V1 item sold for $1 million. Other top-five sales included a $420,322 $X@AI BRC-20 NFT, a WrappedSuperRare NFT at $400,435 and a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT at $203,022.
A separate EconoTimes NFT sales tally cited a total of $42.13 million.
