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NFT sales volume more than doubled, surging by 103.11% to reach $256.9 million. This is a notable turnaround from last week’s $84.6 million in sales volume.
CryptoSlam data shows:
- The number of NFT buyers jumped by 18.25% to 694,348
- Sellers increased by 17.77% to 584,235.
- NFT transactions dipped by 8.67% to 1,874,619.
Bitcoin’s (BTC) rally to the $122,000 level has energized the entire crypto market. Ethereum (ETH) has followed suit, climbing to $4,500.
The global crypto market cap now stands at $4.2 trillion, up from last week’s $3.78 trillion. This bullish momentum has spilled over into the NFT sector, which has posted impressive gains.
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Hypurrr dominates NFT collections
The Hypurrr collection has emerged as the top performer this week, generating $88.77 million in sales across 850 transactions.
The collection attracted 406 buyers and 645 sellers. Hypurrr also dominated the top individual NFT sales, occupying four of the top five spots.
Source: Top collections by NFT Sales Volume (CryptoSlam)
Moonbirds secured second place with $18.72 million in sales, posting a 254.57% increase. The Ethereum-based collection saw 1,319 transactions, with 398 buyers and 424 sellers participating.
CryptoPunks claimed third position at $17.33 million, recording a 468.88% surge. The collection had 26 transactions, with 20 buyers and 19 sellers.
DX Terminal on the Base blockchain came in fourth with $8.67 million in sales, up 0.73%. The collection processed 367,697 transactions and attracted 113,948 buyers.
DMarket rounded out the top five with $7.95 million in sales on the Mythos blockchain, up 34.95% from the previous week.
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Ethereum leads blockchain rankings
Ethereum maintained its position as the leading blockchain for NFT sales, recording $97.4 million in volume, up 124.35% from last week’s $28.3 million.
The network processed wash trading worth $20.84 million, bringing its total to $118.24 million. The platform saw 104,625 buyers, up 3.55%.
HyperEVM took second place with $88.77 million in sales, driven entirely by the Hypurrr collection’s performance. Interestingly, the blockchain recorded zero buyers in the tracked period.
Source: Blockchains by NFT Sales Volume (CryptoSlam)
Mythos Chain ranked third with $13.07 million, up 17.69% from last week’s $10.9 million. The blockchain attracted 45,713 buyers, up 20.71%.
Bitcoin placed fourth at $10.97 million, which is a 36.20% increase from last week’s $14.12 million. The network saw 23,635 buyers, up 23.07%.
Base dropped to fifth position with $10.92 million, down 19.71% from the previous week. The blockchain had 284,780 buyers, up 24.15%.
Solana (SOL) landed in seventh place with $7.74 million, up 56.23% from last week’s $16.1 million. The blockchain recorded 56,811 buyers, up 18.33%.
Top individual sales
CryptoPunks #1563 led individual sales at $12.05 million (2745 ETH), sold two days ago.
Four Hypurrr NFTs followed:
- Hypurrr #3926 sold for $7.86 million
- Hypurrr #175 sold for $7.82 million
- Hypurrr #1131 sold for $7.63 million
- Hypurrr #3460 sold for $6.46 million
All four Hypurrr sales occurred five days ago.
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