Global NFT sales fell this week as overall market activity weakened. According to CryptoSlam, total sales dropped 5.41% to $79.31 million, down from $84.44 million last week.
The decline came even as the number of active participants increased sharply. NFT buyers rose by 989% to 222,294, and sellers climbed by 714% to 189,963. However, total transactions fell by 20.92% to 1.09 million, showing that trading volume weakened despite higher user activity.
The drop in NFT sales also followed a broader downturn in the crypto market. Bitcoin fell to around $96,000, and Ethereum slipped below $3,200, contributing to lower confidence across digital assets.
Among top collections, Algebra Positions NFT-V2 led with $7.81 million in sales, while Pudgy Penguins recorded a sharp weekly decline, falling to $2.79 million. DMarket, Guild of Guardians Heroes, and Courtyard also saw mixed performance as the market cooled.
Ethereum remained the strongest blockchain for NFT activity with $33.71 million in sales. BNB Chain held second place at $8.66 million, followed by Bitcoin at $8.18 million.
Despite several high-value trades—such as Autoglyphs #141 selling for $199,135—overall NFT spending remained lower compared to the previous week.
