Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) maintained a strong weekly sales volume, despite experiencing a slight decline compared to last week’s surge.
On Nov. 24, NFT data tracker CryptoSlam reported a weekly sales volume of approximately $158 million for digital collectibles over the last seven days.
This reflects a 12.7% decrease compared to the previous week’s $181 million in sales.
However, the weekly volume remains significantly higher than early November levels.
From Nov. 4–10, NFTs recorded a weekly sales volume of just $93 million, marking a 69% increase since then.
Ethereum retained its top position for weekly NFT sales volume, with $49 million in sales—though this represents a 25.9% drop from the previous week.
Bitcoin followed in second place with $43 million in sales, reflecting a 29% decline.
The Solana network ranked third, recording $23.9 million in weekly sales, down 9% from the previous week.
Meanwhile, Polygon, Mythos Chain, Immutable, and BNB Chain collectively accounted for $35.8 million in sales volume.
Solana led all blockchains in terms of NFT buyers, with over 185,000 buyers during the week.
This marks a significant 57.99% increase from the previous week’s 117,000 buyers.
The average transaction value across all networks dropped slightly, from $133.08 to $126.17.
Monthly sales volumes continue their momentum
NFTs are poised to close November on a strong note.
In October, NFTs recorded $356 million in sales volume, an 18% rise from September.
The current weekly figures indicate sustained interest despite market fluctuations.
The increased buyer activity on Solana and Ethereum’s dominance in sales highlight diverse trends within the NFT space.
This positive trajectory follows October’s record-breaking performance, which ended a seven-month sales decline.
