Cryptoadz NFT Collection Went up over 7000% over Past Week’s Sales

The NFT sales over the past week witnessed a slight increase, as they went down by over 10% at the time of writing, pushed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) failure to file an appeal in the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust case. 

Over the past seven days, the NFT sales amounted to more than $64.091 million, over 34.706 million of which were from the Ethereum blockchain, over 10% up from the previous week. 

Out of the top 20 blockchains, Ethereum had the lion’s share of the NFT sales seven days ago, accounting for around 54% of the total sales. 

Meanwhile, Mythos Chain became second in NFT sales for the past week, accounting for over 14% of the total sales ($9.564 million), a 7.17% increase from the previous week. 

Most of the blockchains over the past week saw a growth in sales except Solana and Cardano. Blockchains of Solana, Polygon, Immutable X, BNB Chain, Cardano, and Flow followed Polygon regarding the total sales over the past week, respectively. 

Most of the NFT collections witnessed a remarkable increase in their sales, topped by Cryptoadz (7829.50%), Winds of Yawanawa by Yawanawa and Refik Anadol (785.64%), and Gods Unchained Cards (501.56%), respectively. At the same time, the NFT collection of CryptoPunks and Sorare witnessed a decline over the past week.

Regarding the NFT price floor, Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) is still in second place in terms of the market cap at 24.9 ETH, following CryptoPunks, whose floor was just 44.95 ETH, according to data from nftpricefloor.com.

Last week, The most expensive NFT was Cryptoadz #4030, which sold for over $1.65 million. The following top expensive NFTs sold over the past seven days were sold from $32,000 and downwards. 

As for the NFT marketplaces, Blur leads the NFT marketplaces, followed by OpenSea. Blur’s sales over the past week reached $31.6 million, while the sales on OpenSea were $13.9 million (-14.46%).