While digital currencies suffered this past month, non-fungible token (NFT) sales dropped by 74.44% during the last 30 days. Data shows that during the last seven days, NFT sales have slipped 17.33% lower than the sales recorded the week prior. NFT floor values for popular collections have rebounded this week in terms of ethereum value, but with ether’s exchange rate so low, blue chip NFTs are selling for a lot less than they did last month.
Data Shows NFT Sales Continue to Sink Lower
Coinciding with the crypto bear market, NFT sales and interest have been dragging. Google Trends (GT) worldwide data shows that this week the search term “NFT” has a score of 21 out of 100. The last time the search term “NFT” saw a GT score of 100 was the week of January 16-22, 2022. The past month has been brutal for NFT sales as the month prior saw $4.18 billion and 30 days later, $1.07 billion in sales has been recorded by cryptoslam.io metrics.
This past week’s NFT sales across 18 different blockchains saw approximately $184,417,851 in sales, but that’s 17.33% lower than the $223,085,710 recorded the week prior. $151 million of the NFTs sold this past week stemmed from the Ethereum blockchain network but ETH-based NFT sales slipped over 18% this week. Monthly ETH-based NFT sales are down 76.38%.
Solana took the second largest number of sales this past week with $22.31 million sold, up 3.56% higher than the week before. Binance Smart Chain (BSC) was the third largest in terms of sales with $3.16 million, but BSC-based NFT sales slipped 32.45% lower this past week.
Meanwhile, the NFT collection with the highest floor value is Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) as the floor value is currently
