nft: NFT weekly sales down to $6.333 million, with the Taifah still at the top

For the past seven days, the NFT market has continued to fall. CriptoSlam, as of 29 August, showed that global NFT sales had fallen to $6.333 million, down 44.7 per cent from approximately $114.5 million in the previous cycle. The number of transactions decreased during the same period, but the number of trade addresses increased significantly.

We're all set.

The number of buyers rose to 22.73 million, an increase of 30.48 per cent per week; the number of sellers increased to 24.74 million, an increase of 54.64 per cent per week. Such statistics are calibrated with chain addresses and are not equivalent to the number of independent users.

The decline in turnover was accompanied by a decrease in the number of transactions by between 14.13 and 80.23 million, indicating that market activity was distributed among more addresses, but both single transactions and overall heat were weak. During the same period, there was a return to the encryption market, with Bitcoin reporting $776 million near August 29th and $244 in Taico.

The Ether House is still first.

ETA remains the largest block chain of NFT sales, with an organic sales value of $35.56 million for seven days, but 49.01 per cent lower than in the previous cycle. The total amount included in the wash-down was $37.22 million. Despite the fall in sales, the number of Taifeng buyers has increased by 34.34 per cent to 331,000.

Bitcoin ranked second, with $8.68 million in sales and 59.53 per cent per week; the number of buyers increased by 41.11 per cent to 10.2 million. Polygon is third in the order of $7.03 million, Base is $3.57 million and BNB Chain is $2.81 million. Of the main networks, Solana is a few recorded growth chains, with sales rising to $1.91 million, an increase of 11.17 per cent.

The head series is being pulled.

By series, Courtard on Polygon continued to be number one for $6.09 million, but sales declined by 37.55 per cent from the previous cycle. Argonauts in the Ether is ranked second with $5.7 million.

In bitcoin, $X@AGI BRC-20 NFTs ranked third at $2.58 million, with a weekly increase of 74.89 per cent, but with a highly concentrated deal. Only 3 transactions in the series form the full amount. The largest single NFT deal this week also comes from this series, with an exchange price of approximately $2.14 million, or about 83 per cent of its weekly deal. Four of the top five deals came from the series.