Last month, NFT sales decided to ghost us all, marking 2025’s worst performance yet. Yep, hundreds of millions just vanished into the digital ether-poof, gone. 😱
These numbers aren’t just bad; they’re a slap in the face for anyone still holding onto that pixelated monkey or Beeple’s digital doodle. Once riding high on the crypto rollercoaster, now they’re stuck at the bottom of the kiddie ride-crying, waving for help, and pretending it was all a joke.
NFT Sales Drop Faster Than Your Favorite Band’s Comeback
November’s numbers? Absolutely brutal. Total NFT sales plummeted to $320 million-less than half of October’s $629 million. That’s right, we’re back to September’s miserable $312 million-like an ugly family reunion you didn’t want but can’t escape. 🎢
And December’s just getting worse. The first week netted only $62 million. Slowest pace all year. Someone tell the NFT hype squad to get a new hobby, maybe knitting?
NFTs are so downbad right now.
Market cap dropped from $6.6B to $3.5B and volume is down about 65 percent.
OpenSea’s most hyped token got pushed to Q1 2026.
Most holders aren’t down because of price. They’re down because nobody is buying.
The healthiest reboot this…
– Salem☠️ (@web3_Salem) December 3, 2025
Even the big guys are feeling the burn. CoinGecko reports market cap of NFT marketplaces is now a measly $253 million-like cobalt blue at a paint store-lower than it’s ever been. Prices are falling faster than grandma’s souffle, even for the ‘elite’ collections.
This isn’t just a bad month; it’s a multi-year soap opera of decline. Since NFTs exploded in 2020, they’ve been doing a slow-motion burnout-like trying to keep a low-budget fireworks display going long after the final explosion. 🎆
The Bubble’s Gone Flat: From Hype to Hiccups
2020 saw NFT mania burst onto the scene like a teenage band-loud, exciting, a little bit embarrassing. Everyone wanted a piece-artists, influencers, your nan’s cat’s side hustle. 💥
2021? Oh, it was a full-blown cultural phenomenon. CryptoPunks, Bored Apes, celebrities paying ludicrous sums-NFTs were the new ‘it’ thing like avocado toast, but with more zeros.
Then 2022 rolled around, and the bubble popped faster than a balloon at a kid’s party. Crypto markets weaken, liquidity dries up, and suddenly everyone’s asking, “Where did all the hype go?” Hint: nowhere good.
Scandals, oversaturation, low-effort collections-they all chipped away at credibility faster than you can say ‘rug pull’. By late 2022, volumes had tanked over 90%, and the digital art dream turned into a ghost town.
Some niche stuff-gaming, loyalty tokens-cling on like a bad rash, but those shiny picture collections are pretty much yesterday’s news. Meanwhile, marketplaces fight to look busy with fake volume boosts, all while the world yawns.
In 2025, NFTs are now the seasoned veterans of the digital asset world-quiet, a bit neglected, but still somehow hanging around like that weird distant cousin at family dinners. 🥴
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2025-12-09 22:22