Summary:
NFT sales hit $95.42 million, a 6.29% increase from last week
Ethereum-based NFTs generated $32.46 million in sales
Buyers dropped by 86.34%, while sellers fell by 77.25%
Mythos’ Dmarket saw a 334.87% jump in sales, totaling $7.22 million
The priciest NFT, Autoglyphs #172, sold for $207,500
Between August 3 and August 10, 2024, the NFT sales saw a 6.29% increase, reaching a staggering $95.42 million. However, this surge came with a significant decline in market participation—buyers decreased by 86.34% and sellers by 77.25%.
NFT Market Sees 6.29% Growth
This past week, NFT sales climbed by 6.29% compared to the previous week. Out of the $95.42 million generated, Ethereum-based NFTs led the charge with $32.46 million in sales, reflecting a modest 0.06% uptick. Following closely were Solana NFTs with $19.52 million, marking an 11.08% increase. In third place, Bitcoin NFTs generated $14.69 million, though this represented a 10.03% drop.
The top NFT collection for the week was Mythos’ Dmarket, which retained its crown with an impressive $7.22 million in sales, a staggering 334.87% jump. Immutable X’s Guild of Guardians came in second with $3.6 million, up 7.28% from the previous week, while Sorare NFTs rounded out the top three with $3.34 million, reflecting an 11.39% decrease.
In terms of the priciest NFT sales, Autoglyphs #172 led with a sale price of $207,500 six days ago, followed by a BNB Lockndeal NFT at $136,959. The third highest sale was an Arbitrum NFT named GUSD Locked, which sold for $123,840 on August 4. NFTs from Bitcoin, Solana, and Polygon also featured prominently in the week’s most expensive sales.
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