Although non-fungible token ( NFT) markets showed improved performance over the past week, June’s sales figures were significantly worse compared to May. Over the last 30 days, NFT sales have decreased by 46.31%.
NFT Sales Take a Hit — Last Month’s Sales Dropped 46% Compared to May
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June’s NFT Market Faces Steep Decline
June proved to be challenging for digital collectible sales, experiencing a 46.31% drop compared to May, which had accrued $479.15 million. According to Cryptoslam.io data, Ethereum-based NFTs led the market with $146.10 million, although this was 50.15% lower than ETH-centric digital collectible sales in May. Bitcoin NFTs generated $114.42 million in June, a 48.34% decline from the previous month.
In contrast, Polygon NFTs performed well, securing the third position with $82.43 million, marking a 5.24% increase from the previous month. Following Polygon were Solana with $74.19 million, a decrease of 38.64%, and Mythos with $19.93 million, down 20.3%. The top NFT collection for June was Bitcoin’s Pizza BRC20 NFTs, which recorded $29.17 million in sales.
Next in line was Mythos’ Dmarket collection, which achieved $18.82 million in sales. Ethereum’s Cryptopunks secured the third spot with $15.85 million in NFT sales, followed by Bitcoin Puppets with $12.47 million and the BTC-centric NFT collection Nodemonkes with $12.33 million.
The most expensive NFT sale came from the Ethereum blockchain, where Cryptopunk #627 sold for $836,149 seven days ago. The second-highest sale was Bitcoin’s Punk #50, which fetched $306,725 eight days ago. As the dust settles on June’s tumultuous NFT market, it’s clear that despite a general downturn, certain platforms like Polygon have carved out gains, suggesting a nuanced landscape.
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