Top NFT Sales Based on Weekly Performance, Azuki Leading the Pack

The past seven days have seen dynamic activity in the $NFT market, with leading collections showcasing varied performances. Azuki remained at the top of $NFT sales over the past seven days, with $2.24 million in total sales despite a 31.49% decline in weekly performance. The collection recorded 51 transactions and 33 buyers, marking a significant 45.90% drop in buyers.

Pudgy Penguins followed closely in second place, achieving $1.77 million in sales. Despite a 21.89% decrease, this collection saw 29 transactions and 24 buyers. Azuki Elementals ranked third with $1.24 million in sales, reflecting a 38.90% decline. With 182 transactions and 150 buyers, this Ethereum-based collection witnessed a 26.47% drop in buyers over the week.

Rising Interest in Sappy Seals and Guild of Guardians

The sales increased significantly in Sappy Seals with the recorded sale being $963,470 weekly. This has led to a growth of 123.93% through 217 transactions and 151 buyers. The ecosystem based on Ethereum has observed a healthy performance with an 81.72% increase in the number of sellers.

Guild of Guardians, a collection based on Immutable-Zk, increased by 189.25%, with total sales of $652,640. In its operation, it recorded the highest number of transactions where the top ten recorded 679 trades coming from 503 buyers. This growth indicates that there is a propensity for blockchain gaming assets in the industry.

Other $NFT Collections in the Top 10

DMarket, part of the Mythos ecosystem, secured fifth place with $931,363 in sales. This collection experienced modest growth of 7.27%, recording 31,805 transactions and 3,969 buyers.

Doodles followed with $744,165 in sales, representing a 64.13% decline. The collection recorded 35 transactions and 24 buyers. Lil Pudgys, a smaller derivative of Pudgy Penguins, generated $701,515 in sales across 103 transactions and 83 buyers, showing a 19.81% decrease.

Beanz, another collection in the Azuki ecosystem, earned $566,584. However, the collection experienced a 45.10% drop, with 194 transactions and 152 buyers. Quantum Cats, a Bitcoin-based collection, closed the top 10 list with $544,140 in sales. It saw a 45.83% growth in transactions and gained activity from 29 buyers.