NFT sales have climbed 24.57% to $47.14 million over the past seven days, with Ethereum retaining first place among blockchains and a $2.97 million Bitcoin transaction leading individual sales.
Summary
- $47.14 million in weekly NFT sales represented a 24.57% gain over the preceding seven days.
- Buyer addresses rose 252.23% to 107,061, while transactions fell 32.35% to 507,562.
- Ethereum led blockchain sales with $19.59 million, up 18.48% over the seven-day comparison period.
- Bitcoin sales rose 132.05% to $8.25 million, placing the network third behind Polygon.
- Courtyard led collections with $7.68 million, while one $8888 BRC-20 sale fetched $2.97 million.
According to data from CryptoSlam captured on Oct. 17, NFT sales reached $47,138,650 in its rolling seven-day dashboard, while seller addresses rose 192.38% to 89,117.
The tracker’s transaction count moved in the opposite direction, falling to 507,562 despite the rise in sales value and participating addresses. Buyer and seller figures count wallet addresses, which do not necessarily represent separate individuals.
Based on the dashboard’s rounded growth rate, the preceding seven-day sales total was approximately $37.84 million. The latest figure was roughly $9.30 million higher, calculated by dividing current sales by 1.2457 and subtracting the result from the current total.
The rolling comparison differs from the snapshot published a week earlier, when crypto.news recorded weekly sales of $39.85m. The Oct. 10 report listed 778,055 transactions and 30,332 buyer addresses at its reporting cutoff.
Separately, CoinGecko listed Bitcoin near $81,523 and Ethereum around $2,429 during checks on Oct. 17. Its global market chart put cryptocurrency market capitalization at approximately $2.84 trillion, down 0.87% over 24 hours. Those spot readings use a different timeframe from the seven-day NFT totals.
Ethereum leads NFT sales with $19.59 million
CryptoSlam ranked Ethereum first with $19,590,513 in sales, an 18.48% weekly gain. Buyer addresses rose 261.50% to 15,371, while the tracker separately identified $1.61 million in wash-trading volume.
Ethereum accounted for approximately 41.6% of the global sales total, calculated from the captured figures. Its sales exceeded the combined $16.63 million recorded by second-ranked Polygon and third-ranked Bitcoin.
Polygon posted $8,377,559 in sales, down 1.99%, while buyer addresses rose 172.77% to 27,419. CryptoSlam listed another $18.72 million as wash volume, separate from the sales figure used for its ranking.
Bitcoin followed with $8,252,706, up 132.05%, and 4,594 buyer addresses, up 269.59%. Its separately tracked wash volume was $86,406. The $2,968,838 sale from the $8888 BRC-20 category represented approximately 36% of Bitcoin’s weekly sales.
In fourth place, BNB Chain recorded $4,100,527, up 116.91%, with 4,857 buyer addresses, a 251.70% gain. Immutable ranked fifth at $2,546,683, down 5.19%, although buyer addresses rose 237.06% to 2,774.
Base completed the leading six with $1,883,050, down 7.33%, and 1,185 buyer addresses, up 276.19%. CryptoSlam separately flagged $4.80 million in Base wash volume. Combined, the six networks generated approximately $44.75 million, or 94.9% of global sales.
Courtyard tops weekly NFT collection sales
CryptoSlam placed Polygon-based Courtyard first with $7,682,847, up 1.65%, across 133,157 transactions. Its 18,131 buyer addresses were down 13.99%, while seller addresses fell 3.88% to 15,380.
Second-ranked $8888 BRC-20 NFTs recorded $2,968,838, up 807.52%. The category had just one transaction, one buyer address and one seller address, with the single recorded sale accounting for its entire weekly volume.
Ethereum’s Argonauts took third with $2,750,332, up 104.70%, from 994 transactions. CryptoSlam counted 339 buyer addresses and 379 seller addresses, up 26.97% and 30.69%, respectively.
Pudgy Penguins followed with $2,564,945, a 77.03% gain, across 407 transactions. Its buyer count rose 51.75% to 173. In separate coverage, American collector Adam Weitsman said he had bought 117 Pudgy Penguins over the Oct. 10–11 weekend. His stated purchase count is separate from CryptoSlam’s weekly address and transaction totals.
Bitcoin-based $ATMC BRC-20 NFTs ranked fifth at $1,426,998, up 156.87%, with 1,320 transactions and 667 buyer addresses. Guild of Guardians Heroes on Immutable-Zk followed at $1,411,807, up 4.92%, from 990 transactions and 531 buyers.
For Guild of Guardians Heroes, the tracker recorded 536 seller addresses, down 19.64%, while buyer addresses fell 20.75% over the comparison period.
CryptoPunks placed seventh with $1,336,908, down 45.49%. Its 15 transactions involved 13 buyer addresses and 14 seller addresses, according to the same collection table.
Bitcoin leads high-value NFT sales
CryptoSlam’s detailed sales ranking listed three Bitcoin transactions ahead of its leading Ethereum and Cardano entries. Its largest sale, an $ 8,888 BRC-20 inscription identified by the prefix 85760015743bc7e, fetched $2,968,838.11, or 36.3755 BTC, approximately two days before the snapshot.
Two $X@AI BRC-20 entries followed. The inscription beginning 535f94fd4a2350c52 sold for $638,447.76, or 7.6924 BTC, around six days earlier. Another beginning 2a7bcc4bb16d4bcc sold for $514,872.50, or 6.3536 BTC, approximately two days earlier.
Uniswap V3 Positions NFT-V1 #291 ranked fourth at $217,865.77, settled in 217,865.7656 USDC on Ethereum, roughly 16 hours before capture.
ADA Handle, identified by the asset prefix asset14farmmvsem0z2z5gwh8j88l34z70u56mn, placed fifth at $205,082.85, or 883,062.656 ADA on Cardano, approximately four days before capture.
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