Top NFT Performers Of The Week, Courtyard And Pudgy Penguins Secure Top Positions
The post Top NFT Performers Of The Week, Courtyard And Pudgy Penguins Secure Top Positions appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Polygon Courtyard collection is recognized as the top seller non-fungible token (NFT) in terms of total sales during the last week, raking in a total of $12.69 million. it recorded reduced weekly sales by 21.49% despite this lead. There were 127,716 transactions at the courtyard, which was a 53.18% increase. Buyers increased by 436.49% to 25,746, and sellers increased by 1,075.45% to 22,386. This increase in user activity is contrasted by a decrease in the absolute number of sales, suggesting a shift to cheaper or more numerous purchases. The Ethereum-based Pudgy Penguins came next and recorded a sales volume of 9.09 million, an addition of 118.02%. The transactions in the collection grew by 39.13% to 192 transactions as compared to the preceding period. Although sales and activity were up, the number of buyers declined marginally by 1.90% to 103 as against sellers, which rose up by 7.83% to 124. This can imply that there is a more seller-based market factor to this collection. Strong Returns in Bitcoin Portfolios The largest increase was in the collection called Uncategorized Ordinals, where the sales increased by 3,896.37% to reach $8.66 million. The volume of transactions performed had grown by 6.17% to 3,508. Buyers, however, decreased by 9.65%, a sign of concentration by fewer buyers, and sellers decreased by 19.75%. BRC-20 NFTs of Bitcoin also recorded good performance with sales of 5.33 million, increase by 14.00%. The collection made a total of 5,634 transactions which was an increment of 10.75 percent. Buyers increased by 5.84%, and sellers increased relatively, reducing slightly by 0.52%. These statistics indicate a stable market demand and even distribution throughout the collection. Mixed Trends of Ethereum Collections Ethereum CryptoPunks recorded the sale of $4.77 million, which rose by 90.66%. The transactions increased by 57.14% to 33. The number of both…

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Polygon Courtyard collection is recognized as the top seller non-fungible token (NFT) in terms of total sales during the last week, raking in a total of $12.69 million. it recorded reduced weekly sales by 21.49% despite this lead. There were 127,716 transactions at the courtyard, which was a 53.18% increase. Buyers increased by 436.49% to 25,746, and sellers increased by 1,075.45% to 22,386. This increase in user activity is contrasted by a decrease in the absolute number of sales, suggesting a shift to cheaper or more numerous purchases. The Ethereum-based Pudgy Penguins came next and recorded a sales volume of 9.09 million, an addition of 118.02%. The transactions in the collection grew by 39.13% to 192 transactions as compared to the preceding period. Although sales and activity were up, the number of buyers declined marginally by 1.90% to 103 as against sellers, which rose up by 7.83% to 124. This can imply that there is a more seller-based market factor to this collection. Strong Returns in Bitcoin Portfolios The largest increase was in the collection called Uncategorized Ordinals, where the sales increased by 3,896.37% to reach $8.66 million. The volume of transactions performed had grown by 6.17% to 3,508. Buyers, however, decreased by 9.65%, a sign of concentration by fewer buyers, and sellers decreased by 19.75%. BRC-20 NFTs of Bitcoin also recorded good performance with sales of 5.33 million, increase by 14.00%. The collection made a total of 5,634 transactions which was an increment of 10.75 percent. Buyers increased by 5.84%, and sellers increased relatively, reducing slightly by 0.52%. These statistics indicate a stable market demand and even distribution throughout the collection. Mixed Trends of Ethereum Collections Ethereum CryptoPunks recorded the sale of $4.77 million, which rose by 90.66%. The transactions increased by 57.14% to 33. The number of both…
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