When crypto and stock markets are in reverse gear, the NFT market continues to create waves, with many collections increasing sales significantly. It’s a well-known NFT collection in line with sales volume this week, according to data from Phoenix Group, Courtyard, DMarket and Cryptopunks. Crypto Data and Analytics Firm took to social media to share the top list of weekly NFT sales volumes.
Courtyard dominates the top NFT collection with 7-day sales volume
Courtyard is the top NFT collection of sales volumes over the past seven days. $1044 million was spotted in weekly sales, accounting for 121,620 deals, 5,295 buyers and a seven-day change of -20.78%. The second top NFT collection on the list is DMARKET, with sales of $10.23 million, up 4.27% over seven days. The sale included a total of 341,684 transactions and 24,336 buyers.
Additionally, Cryptopunks ranks third in weekly sales volumes at $4.2 million, showing a 7-day DIP -6.05%. These sales show 43 transactions and 31 buyers. The fourth spot has since been protected by the Guild of Guardians, recording sales of $2.18 million this week, showing a change of -40.30%. In addition to this, the top 5th NFT collection in 7-day sales volume is the sturdy penguin. Weekly sales reached $2.17 million, indicating an increase of +19.19% over the past seven days.
The next name on the list is the boring Ape Yacht Club. This accounts for $1.65 million in weekly sales. This diagram shows a weekly increase of +38.86%. Following that, Panini ranked seventh in sales in the last seven days, reaching $129 million. This highlights the weekly surge of A +722.06%. Then, for the seven-day sales volume, Order Maxivis is $1.27 million, showing a decline of -89.97%.
The Milady Maker Bottoms list sells $103 million
The list of Phoenix Group’s top NFT collections put Solore in ninth place as sales reached $1.1 million this week. Each diagram represents a change of -0.77% over the last 7 days. Plus, Milady Maker is the 10th NFT collection in terms of top weekly sales volumes. Sales over the seven-day period were $1.03 million, an increase of +24.43%.
