NFT Sales decreased by 2.56% in the past 7 days to $33.63 million; meanwhile, Bitcoin recorded higher sales, while Ethereum continued to maintain its position as the NFT largest trading network.
Weekly NFT sales reached $33.63 million, with the number of transactions declining by 15.06% to 640,844.
The number of buyer addresses decreased by 74.78% to 67,937, and the number of seller addresses decreased by 79.33% to 51,093.
Divided by blockchain, Ethereum ranks first with sales of $10.98 million, while Polygon comes in second with $8.26 million.
Despite a 79.32% decrease in the number of buyer addresses, Bitcoin sales still increased by 7.57% to $4.8669 million.
In terms of series, Courtyard ranks first with $7.08 million; in the ranking of individual transactions, the top two are both Bitcoin transactions.
According to the 7-day data intercepted by CryptoSlam on November 14th, the decline in sales volume is less than the decline in the number of transactions and the number of wallets involved. The buyer and seller data represent addresses, which do not necessarily correspond to different individuals.
The average transaction amount is approximately $52.48, which is higher than the previous cycle's estimate of $45.74. Calculated based on the rounded percentage change in this data panel, the average value of a single transaction has increased by about 14.7%.
According to the quotes from CoinGecko on November 14th, Bitcoin was around $67,318, and Ethereum was around $1,902. The total market value of cryptocurrencies was approximately $2.36 trillion, with a decrease of 1.11% within 24 hours.
Ethereum NFT had sales of $10,983,125, a decrease of 4.65%, accounting for about 32.7% of the total weekly market. The number of buyer addresses decreased by 84.29% to 6,263; separately counted, the volume-inflating transaction amount fell by 58.20% to $76,067.
Polygon followed closely behind with $8,259,758, showing a decrease of 6.45%. The number of its buyers fell by 65.20% to 20,321. The network recorded a transaction volume of $17.56 million in fake traffic, which is listed separately from the sales amount.
Bitcoin ranks third at $4,866,900, with a growth of 7.57%. The number of buyer addresses has decreased to 3,467, and the volume of wash trades has fallen by 30.26% to $40,445. Ethereum, Polygon, and Bitcoin together account for approximately 71.7% of the global NFT sales volume.
Ranking fourth, BNB Chain had sales of $2,391,692, a decrease of 28.76%, and the number of buyers fell by 66.72% to 17,198. Following that was Immutable with sales of $2,298,908, a decrease of 16.67%.
Base Chain sales increased by 31.11% to $1,929,455, despite a 75.65% decrease in the number of buyer addresses to 755. The separately counted volume-filling transaction amount reached $4.8 million. Solana ranked seventh with sales of $1,322,477, an increase of 25.92%; the number of buyers decreased by 80.04% to 14,235.
Earlier statistical snapshots showed that the weekly totals varied. crypto.news previously reported that on November 7th, sales amounted to 32.05 million US dollars, while on October 31st, the total was 42.13 million US dollars. A snapshot from October 17th indicated sales of 47.14 million US dollars, at which time Bitcoin trading volume more than doubled.
Courtyard tops the weekly sales charts in the NFT series
Courtyard continues to lead the series with sales of $7,075,354, but there has been a 11.69% decline. This series, based on Polygon, recorded 135,660 transactions, a decrease of 5.95%, with 18,273 buyers and 14,291 sellers.
Its sales account for approximately 21% of the global total, as well as 85.7% of the trading volume of Polygon. The company states that the digital collectibles of Courtyard are supported by physical cards and can still be redeemed from their US vault.
On Bitcoin, $X@ AI BRC -20 NFT ranks second with a value of $2,066,481, representing a growth of 245.71%. This total amount was generated by only 4 transactions, involving 4 buyer addresses and 4 seller addresses.
Bored Ape Yacht Club followed by $1,747,742 in third place, representing a growth of 54.49%. The number of transactions increased by 57.14% to 132, and the number of buyers increased by 23.44% to 79.
Guild of Guardians Heroes ranked fourth on Immutable-zk with $1,218,407, a decrease of 18.71%, involving a total of 914 transactions and 546 buyers.
CryptoPunks ranked fifth with $841,533, a decrease of 17.63%, involving a total of 13 transactions. Following that was Gods Unchained Cards with $657,117, a decrease of 12.90%; Anome OG NFT based on Base recorded $593,117, representing a growth of 13.69%.
Pudgy Penguins ranked eighth, with sales amounting to $588,280, representing a growth of 71.07%. The number of transactions increased by 93.15% to 141, and the number of buyers grew by 40% to 70.
Bitcoin transactions lead the way with high prices; NFT transactions completed.
Two transactions of $X@ AI BRC -20 occupy the top two spots on the transaction ranking, and together they account for nearly the entire weekly trading volume of that series.
The largest transaction is an inscription starting with #39ceeef1, with a transaction price of $1,581,109.67, which is approximately 23.0105 BTC. This transaction occurred about 1 day before the statistical cut-off. This single transaction accounts for about 76.5% of the total sales volume of this series.
The second transaction is an inscription starting with #8c2c2583, with a transaction price of $485,335.87, which is approximately 6.4753 BTC. It occurred about 5 days before the statistical cut-off.
On Ethereum, Alchemix V3 Transmuter ranked third with a transaction price of $133,459.73, and was settled at $133,459.7344 USDC. This occurred about 5 days before the statistical cut-off.
Uniswap V3 Positions NFT - V1 ranked fourth subsequently, with a transaction price of $125,687.06, and was paid at $125,687.0625 on Ethereum, occurring about 4 days before the statistical cut-off.
CryptoPunks #4314 ranked in the top five with a trading volume of $112,699.13, and the transaction was settled on Ethereum at ETH, occurring about 3 days before the statistical cut-off.
