NFT sales reached approximately $46.78 million for the week ending September 12, marking a 6.8% increase compared to the previous seven-day period, according to CryptoSlam data. Despite the rise in sales, the number of buyer addresses fell by 84.67% to 41,959, while the total number of transactions increased by 48.75% to 917,549. This indicates that there is high transaction activity in the market, although the number of unique buyers has significantly decreased.
Ethereum led among blockchains with sales totaling $16.83 million, a decrease of 6.36% compared to the previous period. Bitcoin followed in sales, showing a sharp increase of 50.12%, reaching $9.44 million. This growth was linked to several large NFT transactions in the BRC-20 format. Polygon also performed well, with sales of $7.71 million, up 7.73%. Together, all six major blockchains accounted for approximately $42.78 million of the total sales volume, highlighting the significance of the main networks within the entire ecosystem.
Among collections, Courtyard topped sales on Polygon, recording $6.67 million, which is 8.46% higher compared to the previous week. The $X@AI NFT collection, based on Bitcoin, was sold for $2,095,886.72, demonstrating growing interest in NFTs on this network. Other notable sales include the $X@AGI NFT, sold for $1,140,988.93. These results show that despite the decrease in unique addresses, activity in the NFT market remains high with an increase in the total number of transactions and significant sales in the BRC-20 format.
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