NFT sales declined by 35.37% over the past 7 days to $42.13 million; meanwhile, trading activity has rebounded, and Ethereum has regained the top position among blockchains.
Despite an increase in the number of participating wallets and higher transaction volumes, the weekly NFT sales total remained at just $42.13 million.
The number of buyer addresses increased by 44.10% to 216,012, and the number of transactions increased by 30.54% to 935,198.
Ethereum led all blockchains with $13.17 million in sales, but its weekly trading volume still declined by 17.53%.
Bitcoin sales dropped 79.89% to $6.27 million, trailing Ethereum and Polygon.
In terms of NFT collections, Courtyard ranked first with $8.58 million; in terms of individual transactions, a Bitcoin sale of $2.82 million topped the list.
According to CryptoSlam data, the number of seller addresses increased by 46.59% to 192,788 over this 7-day period. Despite a decline in sales in USD terms, the number of buyers, sellers, and transactions all rose.
Dividing the total sales of $42.13 million by 935,198 transactions yields an average transaction value of approximately $45.05. According to the percentage change shown on this data panel, the average transaction amount decreased by approximately 50.5% compared to the previous reporting period.
According to CoinGecko market data as of the report on October 31, Bitcoin was trading at approximately $77,206, and Ethereum at approximately $2,242. The total cryptocurrency market capitalization was around $2.69 trillion.
Ethereum recorded $13.17 million in sales, a 17.53% decline; however, the number of buyer addresses increased by 37.06% to 35,285. The network accounts for approximately 31.3% of global NFT sales.
Polygon ranked second at $9.4 million, up 12.43% for the week, with its number of buyers reaching 49,052, an increase of 25.92%. Bitcoin slipped to third place at $6.27 million.
Despite a 79.89% decline in Bitcoin sales, the number of buyer addresses on the network increased by 57.79% to 13,540.
This ranking reversed the order from the previous week. crypto.news previously reported that Bitcoin had surpassed Ethereum at that time.
BNB Chain ranked fourth at $3.99 million, up 22.48%. Its number of buyers surged 213.46% to 37,204, the largest increase among the eight networks shown.
Panini ranked fifth, with sales surging 878.60% to $2.5 million. Immutable recorded $2.3 million, a 16.67% decline; followed by Base, with sales of $1.96 million, up 31.49%. Solana achieved $1.41 million in sales, up 18.55%, and led all these networks with 58,708 buyers.
Courtyard leads the series, with Panini America experiencing a significant sales increase.
The Courtyard series led all collections with $8.58 million in sales, a 13.50% increase, accounting for approximately 20.4% of the global total.
This Polygon series recorded 138,227 transactions, a decrease of 0.12%. The number of buyer addresses fell by 7.61% to 18,637, while the number of seller addresses slightly increased by 1.01% to 15,630. The weekly average sale per transaction was approximately $62.07.
The second-ranked $8,888 BRC-20 NFTs achieved a $2.82 million sale in a single transaction, involving one buyer and one seller. The reported sales increase reached 346,039.90%, while the number of transactions, buyers, and sellers each decreased by 50%.
Panini America ranked third with $2.5 million, an 878.60% increase. The number of transactions rose 1,048.91% to 162,685; the number of buyers increased 152.76% to 1,418; and the number of sellers grew 72.16% to 2,474.
CryptoPunks ranks fourth with sales of $2.01 million, a 22.83% increase, and a total of 28 transactions. The collection recorded 19 buyers and 18 sellers, with a 115.38% increase in transaction volume.
Bored Ape sales decline, Uniswap-related NFT positions rise in ranking
A BNB series identified by the address starting with 0x452a5a324da0386ccd8756f ranks fifth, with sales of $1.4 million and a total of 2,114 transactions. The table shows that this series has 2,114 buyers and 1 seller.
The Bored Ape Yacht Club followed with $1.35 million in volume, a 62.29% decline. Its 87 trades involved 42 buyers and 45 sellers, with all three activity metrics decreasing.
Guild of Guardians Heroes achieved $1.22 million in sales, a decrease of 18.71%, with a total of 914 transactions. The number of buyers decreased by 10.05% to 546, and the number of sellers decreased by 9.85% to 549.
Uniswap V3 Positions NFT-V1 ranked eighth in visibility, with sales of $1.09 million, a 11,130.05% increase. The number of transactions rose 48% to 37, involving 15 buyers and 6 sellers.
A $2.82 million Bitcoin transaction leads the single-transaction leaderboard.
The largest single trade on record was an entry named $8,888 BRC-20, traded at $2,820,105.64, or 34.845 BTC. This trade accounted for approximately 45% of Bitcoin’s weekly sales and about 6.7% of global volume.
Uniswap V3 Positions NFT-V1 #443 follows at $1 million, paid in USDC. Third place is an $X@AI BRC-20 entry, sold for $420,321.95, or 5.2542 BTC.
WrappedSuperRare #1763 sold for $400,434.97, followed by Bored Ape Yacht Club #3439, which sold for $203,021.52 in 86.5 WETH.
TokenA #70 was traded for 155,500 USDT. CryptoPunks #8879 was sold for 45 ETH, equivalent to $106,327.97; BEEE Different #3865 was traded for 97,000 USDT.