This week, NFT sales decreased by 35.15% to $112.70 million, while the number of traders surged by over 500%.

According to data from CryptoSlam, NFT sales this week decreased by 35.15% to $112.70 million. However, market participation has significantly increased, indicating that despite the overall decline in sales, interest from new traders is on the rise:

• NFT sales dropped from $119.50 million to $112.70 million;


• The number of NFT buyers surged by 624.41% to 203,994;


• The number of NFT sellers increased by 519.61% to 158,805;


• The number of NFT transactions slightly decreased by 1.41% to 1,443,007;


• Ethereum remains the market leader, but sales fell by 41.25% to $56 million, while the number of buyers grew by 81.43% to 30,598;


• Mythos Chain ranks second with sales of $13.90 million, an increase of 4.66%%;


• Solana maintains third place with sales of $11 million, despite a decline of 32.56%%;


• Polygon POL (formerly MATIC) ranks fourth with sales of $8.10 million, an increase of 10.76%%;


• Bitcoin dropped to fifth place with sales of $6.70 million, down 71.42%%.

In terms of specific NFT collections, DMarket leads with sales of $8.70 million, an increase of 7.98%. Courtyard follows closely with sales of $7.30 million, an increase of 25.78%. CryptoPunks ranks third with sales of $5.20 million, a decrease of 30.01%. Pudgy Penguins dropped to fourth place with sales of $5.10 million, a decrease of 55.29%. Azuki rounds out the top five with sales of $5 million, down 79.17%.