The NFT transaction volume has decreased by 3.19% to 102 million US dollars in the past 7 days, while the number of buyers and sellers both increased by nearly 70%
PANews reported on March 23 that, according to Crypto.news citing data from CryptoSlam, this week’s NFT trading volume dropped to $102 million, marking a 3.19% decrease compared to the previous week. The number of NFT buyers increased by 71% to 350,063, while the number of sellers rose by 68.57% to 225,465. The total number of NFT transactions climbed by 16.90% to 1,696,996.
On the Ethereum network, NFT trading volume fell by 13.03% to $27.7 million, but the number of buyers surged by 42.17% to 44,850. On the Bitcoin network, trading volume declined by 30.69% to $16.3 million, while the number of buyers increased by 63.67% to 31,251. The Mythos Chain saw a slight increase of 3.12%, reaching $15.6 million, ranking third among networks.
Notable NFT transactions this week include:
- CryptoPunks #6634: $431,243 (222.5 ETH)
- Azuki #641: $209,021 (110 WETH)
- Autoglyphs #166: $198,308 (103 ETH)
- Autoglyphs #275: $189,198 (100 WETH)
- Autoglyphs #402: $188,475 (99.9 ETH)
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