The number of nonfungible token (NFT) trades fell even as sales rose to $44.18 million in CryptoSlam’s weekly tally dated Oct. 20, with Bitcoin (BTC) NFTs posting sharp gains.
The overall sales figure was 5.76% higher than in the preceding week. NFTs on the Bitcoin network generated $9.13 million, up 120% over the same period.
CryptoSlam recorded 605,565 transactions, a decline of 7.55%. Its buyer count climbed 74% to 125,134, while the seller count rose 104% to 111,114. Sales value therefore increased despite a smaller number of recorded trades.
The highest-priced individual NFT in the tally was an item from $8888 BRC-20 NFTs, which sold for $2.97 million, or 36.38 BTC. The collection recorded $2.97 million in total sales, an 808% increase that placed it second among collections. Courtyard held the top spot at $7.30 million, down 4.52%.
Other collection results were mixed. $?? BRC-20 NFTs recorded $1.88 million, up 348%, while $ATMC BRC-20 NFTs reached $1.68 million, up 152%. CryptoPunks sales declined 50% to $1.12 million, and Pudgy Penguins fell 65% to $1.07 million.
Ethereum topped the network ranking with $16.35 million in NFT sales, a 13% weekly decline. Bitcoin ranked second, followed by Polygon at $8.06 million, down 6.57%. BNB Chain rose 3.04% to $3.24 million, while Immutable fell 15% to $2.31 million.
Buyer counts differed from the sales ranking. Polygon had 32,758 buyers, compared with 17,457 on Ethereum and 6,162 on Bitcoin. Solana recorded 39,247 buyers and $1.21 million in sales, which were down 1.59% from the previous week.
