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NFT trading volume surged 45.57% in the past week, with weekly sales exceeding $100 million

In the past week, despite the overall sharp decline in the cryptocurrency market, NFT sales have increased to approximately $109 million, an 8.1% increase from the previous week. Ethereum dominates the blockchain-based NFT sales, with a total of $36.48 million this week. The number of NFT buyers has increased by 20.93% to reach 809,923 people, while the number of sellers has increased by 14.05% to reach 363,190 people. A total of 2,042,431 NFT transactions were recorded, a 45.57% increase from the previous week. The highest-priced NFTs this week were:

1. Cryptopunk #2, sold yesterday for $386,916;

2. Solana's Boogle #089, sold for $191,517;

3. Arbitrum's GUSDC Locked Deposit #201, sold two days ago for $90,744.

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