NFT Chaos: Buyers Flock, But Wallets Stay Shut! 🤑📉

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The NFT market, that wild, untamed beast of the digital frontier, is sending mixed signals like a drunk cowboy at a square dance. Sales are down, but buyers? Oh, they’re showing up in droves, wallets in hand, but apparently, they’re just window shopping. 🛍️

Over the past seven days, CryptoSlam has revealed that NFT sales volume has dipped by 7.87%, landing at a paltry $99.9 million. But don’t cry for the buyers—they’ve increased by 24.38%, hitting 560,845. Sellers, too, are up by 15.66%, reaching 327,295. Yet, overall transactions? Down 9.12% to about 1.44 million. It’s like a party where everyone’s invited, but no one’s buying the drinks. 🍻

Ethereum NFT Sales: A Plunge into the Abyss

Ethereum, the old guard of the blockchain world, still holds its crown with $25 million in sales, but that’s a 21.3% drop from last week. It’s like the king who’s still on the throne, but his kingdom’s crumbling around him. 👑

Here’s the breakdown, because who doesn’t love a good list?

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  • Polygon (POL) is holding onto second place with $16.9 million in sales, down 6.16%. Not bad, but not great either. 🥈
  • Bitcoin (BTC) is third with $16 million, but its NFT sales volume dropped 12%. Ouch. 🥉
  • Mythos Chain is fourth with $13.8 million, up a measly 1%. Slow and steady wins the race? 🐢
  • Solana (SOL) is the only one with a smile, up over 16% to $9.9 million. Someone’s having a good week. 😎

In the world of collections, Courtyard on Polygon is king with $15 million in sales, though that’s a 4.26% drop. DMarket is still in second place with $8.6 million, up 1.95%. Guild of Guardians Heroes? Down over 48%. CryptoPunks? Down 43.6% to $3.56 million. It’s like watching a slow-motion train wreck, but with JPEGs. 🚂💥

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2025-04-05 22:30