Over the past seven days, the Impossible Token (NFT) market has witnessed many high-value transactions, particularly regarding some of the largest collections in this space. Cryptopunk #3100 sold for around $6.06 million, according to data released on April 24, 2015. Despite widespread market fluctuations, recent figures show sustained demand for digital collectibles.
Major NFT Collections
This week’s Top Tier NFT sales will be led by Cryptopunks, which secures multiple top spots of the most accumulated assets. Other notable sales for the same period include Cryptopunk #1182 for 142 ETH ($207.64K) and Cryptopunk #5361 for 69.7 ETH ($107.54K).
Cryptopunk #1782 won 63.3 ETH $99.50K, Cryptopunk #1402 won 60 ETH, about 96.66K, and Cryptopunk #3100 won 6k$ETH for $606 million worth of it. These numbers reaffirm Cryptopunks’ position as a major digital art collection in terms of both cultural significance and transactional volume.
Azuki and Fidenza performance
Fidenza and Azure also sold top NFTs. Both the Azuki #1402 and Azuki #1402 were sold at 60 ETH 96.66k and 94.20K, respectively. Cryptopunk #3978 won about 94.19k and Cryptopunk #2276 respectively. 88.08K.
Strong sales numbers from major collections mean that demand for premium NFTs is healthy. Cryptopunks, Azuki, Fidenza and many others continue to see high value deals as they attract collectors and investors. Furthermore, the data shows that Ethereum is a priority blockchain over trading NFTs, and that all top sales are being done at ETH. Stakeholders have a clear vision for current market dynamics and market popular assets, ensuring they understand the general trends in the NFT space.
