- Courtyard and Pudgy Penguins emerge as the top performers in weekly sales.
- CryptoPunks and Nakamigos saw significant declines in weekly sales.
- DMarket is the top performer in sales over the past 24 hours.
The NFT market’s latest sales data has revealed the most popular digital assets of the week. In a testament to the enduring appeal of established collections, Courtyard and Pudgy Penguins have emerged as the top contenders, dominating the weekly sales rankings with impressive figures.
With their unique blend of art, utility, and community engagement, Courtyard and Pudgy Penguins have captured the attention of collectors and investors, driving up sales and transaction volumes in the process.
The Dominance of Courtyard and Pudgy Penguins in the Weekly Sales
According to the weekly analysis by Phoenix, Courtyard emerges as the top-selling non-fungible token collection. This highlights the strong demand for established digital assets in the crypto market.
In the past week, Courtyard’s sales reached $2.85 million, reflecting a robust 35.26% increase. The collection saw significant activity, with 8,376 buyers engaging in 51,523 transactions, showcasing its broad appeal.
Pudgy Penguins secured the second spot with $2.32 million in sales, boasting a remarkable 69.33% surge. Despite fewer buyers (97) and transactions (170), the collection’s average sale value increased, signalling renewed interest.
With $2 million in sales and 811 buyers, Guild of Guardians demonstrated steady growth, fueled by its gaming-oriented ecosystem and community engagement.
Blue-Chip NFTs Shine: BAYC and Moonbirds Lead the Charge
Bored Ape Yacht Club continued its strong performance, with $1.66 million in weekly sales and a 23.25% growth rate. Despite limited buyer activity- 70 buyers and 112 transactions- the NFT’s enduring value underscores its blue-chip status.
Moonbirds also saw a significant surge in sales, with the figures reaching $1.22 million. The weekly growth is marked at 71.75%. With 108 buyers and 281 transactions, the collection’s momentum could signal a short-term resurgence in NFT market confidence.
Unveiling the Mixed Sentiment
However, CryptoPunks, one of the most talked-about non-fungible tokens, experienced a notable dip in its sales over the past week. The sales dipped 29.92% to $1.17 million with limited participation from the community members. The figures were marked at just 12 buyers and 14 transactions. This decline suggests high-value assets are still feeling the pinch of shifting market sentiment.
Similarly, Nakamigos saw a weekly sales drop of 8.67%, with sales totalling $780,530. Despite this decline, the NFT saw a notable buyer engagement, with 268 buyers making 1,874 transactions.
DMarket also witnessed a dramatic plunge to 83.88% in its weekly sales, which reached $777,420. Still, the token generated significant activity with 2,933 users and 20,124 transactions.
At the same time, Lil Pudgys bucked the trend with a 49.62% growth, reaching $785,670 in sales. With 206 buyers and 473 transactions, the collection’s accessibility and appeal are driving its success.
24-Hour NFT Showdown: DMarket Emerges on Top
According to the CryptoSlam data, DMarket has emerged as the top performer in terms of sales over the past 24 hours. In a day, the non-fungible token has seen $2,318,100 in sales, marking a staggering surge of nearly 200%. It also has a remarkable activity with a massive 61,881 transactions and 7,036 buyers.
In second place is the ORDI+BRC-20 NFTs collection, which has seen notable daily sales of $865,308. However, the number of transactions and buyers is comparatively low at 10 and 6, respectively.
