According to CryptoSlam data, Polygon's NFT sales exceeded Ethereum's in the past week, reaching 22.30 million USD, accounting for 24% of the total weekly NFT sales of 92.90 million USD, ranking first in digital collectibles sales. The network had over 39 thousand NFT buyers that week, an 81% increase compared to the previous week. Ethereum ranked second with 19.20 million USD, while Mythos Chain and Bitcoin Series ranked third and fourth with 14.30 million USD and 14.10 million USD, respectively. The surge in Polygon NFT sales was mainly driven by the RWA marketplace Courtyard, whose series sales reached 20.70 million USD, surpassing other popular NFT projects. Courtyard is an RWA marketplace targeting graded physical card collections (such as Pokémon, basketball, and baseball cards), highly favored by collectors.

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PANews reported on April 22 that according to Cointelegraph, CryptoSlam data showed that Polygon NFT sales surpassed Ethereum, with sales of $22.3 million in the past week, ranking first in digital collectibles sales. This accounted for 24% of the total NFT sales of $92.9 million last week. The network also had more than 39,000 NFT buyers that week, an increase of 81% from the previous week. Ethereum sales ranked second, with NFT sales of $19.2 million that week. Mythos Chain followed closely behind with sales of $14.3 million, while the Bitcoin-based collection series ranked fourth with sales of $14.1 million.
 CryptoSlam data shows that the surge in Polygon NFTs was driven by an increase in Courtyard NFT sales. The series sold $20.7 million, outperforming other popular NFT projects that week. Courtyard is an RWA marketplace for graded physical card collections, including Pokémon, basketball, and baseball cards, which are popular among collectors.

Polygon's NFT sales surpass Ethereum, driven by growth in the Courtyard marketplace