In the seven days to October 24, sales of NFT rose by 66.58% and totaled $76.56 million, with the Bitcoin network leading in sales volume, while the NFT $X@AGI BRC-20 collection brought in more than $25 million.
According to CryptoSlam data, the number of seller addresses of NFT over the seven-day period increased by 53.09% and reached 135 930. Growth was observed on both the seller and buyer sides, with the dollar value of sales growing faster than the number of transactions.
764 169 transactions were recorded, compared with roughly 565 849 in the previous period. A percentage comparison shows that sales volume over the previous seven days came to about $45.96 million, and the latest increase was roughly $30.60 million.
Bitcoin leads in NFT sales volume with a total of $31.07 million
As a result of NFT sales, Bitcoin generated $31071305, which is 268.06% more than in the previous seven days. The number of buyer addresses increased by 86.79% and reached 8581, while CryptoSlam separately recorded wash trade volume of $105237.
This network accounted for approximately 40.6% of all NFT sales. Its lead over Ethereum reached about $6.43 million, with the two networks together accounting for nearly 73% of the total weekly amount.
It is followed by Ethereum with a figure of $24641611, up 32.59% from the previous period. The number of buyers increased by 67.63% to 25 749, while separately tracked wash trades fell 77.71% to $365532.
In the latest report, Polygon took third place with a figure of $8532290, up 2.82% from the previous period. The number of buyer addresses grew by 42.15% and reached 38 971. Wash sale volume reached $19395535, exceeding the network's overall sales figure.
BNB Chain took fourth place with a figure of $3352625, down 18.96% from the previous period, even though the number of buyer addresses increased by 144.37% to 11 869. The amount of wash trades came to approximately $50.
Immutable took fifth place with a figure of $2298908, down 16.67% from the previous period. The number of buyer addresses grew by 49.03% and reached 4134.
Arbitrum took sixth place with a figure of $2001820, up 1109.53% from the previous period, while the number of buyers increased by 56.56% to 1719.
Base takes seventh place with a figure of $1948859, having grown by 30.19%, ahead of Solana with a figure of $1399301, which rose by 43.17%.
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