NFT sales fall 20% to $32.05m as Courtyard holds first place

NFT sales fell 19.61% to $32.05 million over the past seven days, while Courtyard retained the collection lead and Ethereum recorded higher sales despite the market’s overall decline.

Summary

NFT sales totaled $32.05 million, down 19.61% from the previous seven-day period.
Buyer addresses rose 20.24%, while transactions fell 11.64% to 787,901.
Ethereum led blockchains with $12.82 million in sales, up 5.80% over the week.
Base sales climbed 29.82% to $1.95 million, placing the network fifth.
Courtyard led collections with $8.18 million, accounting for roughly one-quarter of total sales.

According to data from CryptoSlam, NFT buyer addresses reached 268,887 during the seven-day period captured on Nov. 7. Seller addresses rose 21.34% to 247,206, even as the number of transactions dropped.

The weekly decline puts the preceding period’s sales at approximately $39.87 million, a difference of about $7.82 million. Average sales value per transaction fell to roughly $40.68 from an estimated $44.71, calculated using the dashboard’s sales totals and transaction changes.

Separately, CoinGecko listed Bitcoin near $76,044 and Ethereum around $2,245 when checked on Nov. 7. Total cryptocurrency market capitalization stood at approximately $2.65 trillion.

Ethereum leads NFT sales as Base gains ground

Ethereum remained the largest blockchain for NFT sales, recording $12.82 million, up 5.80% from the previous week. Buyer addresses on the network rose 12.99% to 39,868.

CryptoSlam’s seven-day dashboard showing NFT sales down 19.61% to $32.05 million, with Courtyard leading collections and Ethereum leading blockchains. — Source: CryptoSlam

Polygon followed with $8.95 million, down just 0.48%. Its buyer count climbed 19.06% to 58,401, exceeding Ethereum’s total despite recording less dollar volume.

Together, Ethereum and Polygon accounted for approximately 67.92% of global NFT sales during the period.

BNB Chain ranked third with $3.22 million, a 21.79% weekly decline, although buyer addresses rose 38.91% to 51,679. Immutable took fourth place with $2.30 million, down 16.67%, while its buyer count held at 4,857.

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Base recorded the strongest percentage gain among the five leading networks. Sales reached $1.95 million, up 29.82%, and buyer addresses climbed 24.89% to 3,101.

Solana followed with $1.24 million, gaining 4.15%, as buyers rose 21.48% to 71,319. Panini recorded $359,911 in sales, down 85.61%.

The dashboard listed wash-trading volume separately from sales. Polygon recorded $18.27 million in that category, while Base showed $4.80 million and Ethereum $198,430.

Courtyard takes a quarter of weekly volume

Courtyard held first place among collections with $8.18 million in sales, a 0.56% weekly gain. Its 147,227 transactions represented an increase of 9.86%.

Buyer addresses slipped 1.79% to 19,816, while seller addresses rose 3.93% to 15,936. The collection accounted for approximately 25.53% of total NFT sales and 91.40% of Polygon’s recorded volume.

Courtyard’s redemption rules allow holders to claim the physical cards associated with their digital collectibles. Its shipping guidance identifies a vault in Delaware, with holders paying delivery charges when requesting their collectibles.

Alchemix V3 Transmuter ranked second with $1.61 million across nine transactions involving seven buyer addresses and two sellers. The dashboard showed a 21,429.01% weekly sales gain.

Alchemix’s documentation describes Transmuter NFTs as positions representing deposited synthetic assets with a future claim to underlying assets. Each redemption position receives its own NFT identifier.

Guild of Guardians Heroes placed third with $1.22 million, down 18.71%, across 914 transactions. Bored Ape Yacht Club followed with $1.12 million, a 17.72% decline, while buyer addresses rose 12% to 56.

CryptoPunks sales nearly halve

CryptoPunks ranked fifth with $1.02 million, down 47.28%. Transactions fell 48.15% to 14, with 10 buyer addresses and 11 seller addresses.

Forest Road Facility followed with $735,000 from one transaction. Argonauts recorded $686,592, up 16.06%, while transactions climbed 35.84% to 398.

Gods Unchained Cards generated $657,117, down 12.90%, despite a 24.98% rise in transactions to 11,719.

The latest figures arrive ahead of a scheduled change at a major NFT trading platform. As crypto.news previously reported, Blur plans to close its website on Nov. 12 and stop matching new Blend loans, while its onchain marketplace contracts remain operational.

Alchemix leads the largest individual sales

Alchemix V3 Transmuter #260 topped the individual-sales rankings at $1,040,654.56, paid in 454.667 WETH.

CryptoSlam’s seven-day NFT sales rankings, led by Alchemix V3 Transmuter #260 at $1.04 million and Forest Road Facility #14 at $735,000. — Source: CryptoSlam

Forest Road Facility #14 placed second with a $735,000 transaction paid in USDC. Alchemix V3 Transmuter #268 followed at $331,781, equivalent to 147.6989 WETH.

Fourth place went to Alchemix V3 Transmuter #230, which recorded $257,141.58 in USDC.

Known Origin #115026 completed the five largest sales with a $145,000 USDC transaction.

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