The sales data on the top NFT projects in the past week also shows that Courtyard is the best selling collection in sales volume, which is an indicator of the continued demand in established digital assets in the face of broader market trends.
Courtyard registered sales amounts to $2.85 million within the last seven days with a robust growth rate of 35.26% compared to the last week. The collection was also the best in terms of activity with 8,376 buyers, and an impressive 51,523 transactions, meaning participation by many as opposed to a few one-off high value NFT trades.
Pudgy Penguins and Guild of Guardians Maintain Strong Positions
Pudgy Penguins took the second position with sales of $2.32 million per week with a significant increase of 69.33% in the seven days. Despite the fact that the collection registered only 97 buyers and 170 transactions, the sudden rise indicates that the interest returns and the average sale value goes up. Guild of Guardians came second with $2 million sales and a small 8.28 percent weekly growth. The collection also had 811 buyers and made 1,629 transactions and represented consistent demand due to its gaming-oriented ecosystem and engagement of community members.
BAYC and Moonbirds Show Renewed Activity
Bored Ape Yacht Club remained in the list of the most successful collections, recording sales of $1.66 million per week and a growth of 23.25 percent.
Although the NFT collection had only 70 buyers and 112 transactions, the collection’s presence highlights the timelessness of blue-chip NFTs in times of selective market recoveries.
Moonbirds showed an even greater momentum as sales reached 1.22 million with a steep upward growth of 71.75 percent per week. Moonbirds had 108 buyers and 281 transactions indicating growing interest that could be translated into a short-term resurgence with new NFT collector confidence.
CryptoPunks and Lil Pudgys Reflect Diverging Trends
CryptoPunks has registered sales of $1.17 million weekly and registered a 29.92 percent drop as compared to the last week. The participation was low as there were only 12 buyers and 14 transactions indicating that high-value assets are still experiencing a restrained involvement with a change in market sentiment.
Lil Pudgys, on the other hand, had positive growth, as it sold $785.67 thousand with a 49.62 percent growth per week. The collection received 206 buyers and 473 transactions and was characterized by enhanced accessibility and greater appeal in comparison with premium-priced NFT collections.
Nakamigos and DMarket Show Volatility
The weekly sales of Nakamigos were on a negative trend, with the collection registering a 8.67% drop within seven days, reaching a sales of $780.53 thousand.
Although the decreasing trend, buyer interest was significant as there were 268 buyers and 1,874 transactions, which represents continuous interest despite price pressure.
DMarket, however, echoed one of the strongest drops in the rank of the collections. Sales were as high as $777.42 thousand which was a reduction of 83.88 percent per week. However, it registered 2,933 users and 20,124 sales, which highlights a lot of transactional volume based on the trading of in-game assets instead of a high-value sale of NFTs.
Mutant Ape Yacht Club, Froganas, and Gods Unchained Round Out the NFT Rankings
Mutant Ape Yacht Club became one of the leading collections as it had sold $718.37 thousand and a high 52.29% increment in their weekly sales. The collection reported 161 buyers and 354 transactions, indicating a reanimated demand correlated to its connection to the larger Yuga Labs ecosystem.
Froganas recorded $665.34 thousand in sales but fell by 11.89% and 376 customers and 5148 transactions which were promising but strained. Gods Unchained took the last place in the rankings scoring $547.06 thousand in weekly sales and a decline in 22.44%.
Nonetheless, the collection exhibited high involvement with 701 buyers and 24,533 transactions recorded, highlighting the importance of gaming-based NFT in maintaining the level of transactions throughout the market.
