In the seven days up to October 24th, NFT's sales increased by 66.58% to reach 76.56 million US dollars; among them, Bitcoin led all blockchain transactions, with the $X@ AGI BRC -20 NFTs series recording sales of over 25 million US dollars.

Weekly NFT sales reached $76.56 million, an increase of 66.58% compared to the previous seven days.

The number of buyer addresses increased by 46.38% to 156,715; the number of transactions increased by 35.05% to 764,169.

Ethereum ranked second, with sales amounting to 24.64 million US dollars, representing a growth of 32.59% compared to the previous period.

Bitcoin sales soared by 268.06% to $31.07 million, accounting for approximately 41% of the total weekly transactions.

$X@ AGI led all series with sales of $25.09 million, involving a total of 3 transactions, 3 buyers, and 3 sellers.

According to the CryptoSlam data, within these seven days, the number of NFT seller addresses increased by 53.09%, reaching 135,930. With the increase in trading activity, both buyers and sellers in the market have expanded, however, the growth rate of sales volume is faster than that of the number of transactions.

The data panel records a total of 764,169 transactions, compared to about 565,849 transactions in the previous period. Based on the percentage change, the sales volume for the previous seven days was approximately 45.96 million US dollars, which means there has been an increase of about 30.6 million US dollars in the latest week.

According to data from CoinGecko on October 24th, the price of Bitcoin was close to $80,549, and Ethereum was around $2,364. The total market value of cryptocurrencies as a whole was approximately $2.77 trillion. These spot market data provide the context for the statistics compiled by NFT, while the data from NFT covers a rolling seven-day period.

The sales volume of the Bitcoin chain NFT amounted to 31,071,305 US dollars, representing a 268.06% increase from the previous seven days. The number of buyer addresses also increased by 86.79%, reaching 8,581; meanwhile, the volume of fake transactions recorded under CryptoSlam amounted to 105,237 US dollars.

This network accounts for approximately 40.6% of the global NFT sales volume. Its lead over Ethereum is about 6.43 million US dollars, and together the two chains account for nearly 73% of the weekly total.

Ethereum followed closely behind, with sales amounting to $24,641,611, representing a growth of 32.59%. The number of its buyers increased by 67.63% to 25,749; however, the volume of fake transactions, calculated separately, decreased by 77.71% to $365,532.

Bitcoin has now risen to first place; previously, in the statistics from October 17th, its blockchain ranked third, with Ethereum leading in sales at that time. That statistic showed that Bitcoin's transaction volume was 8.25 million US dollars.

BNB Chain ranked fourth with sales of $3,352,625, a decrease of 18.96%; however, the number of buyer addresses increased by 144.37% to 11,869. The total amount of fake transaction volume was approximately $50.

Immutable ranked fifth, with sales amounting to $2,298,908, a decrease of 16.67%. The number of buyer addresses increased by 49.03% to 4,134.

Arbitrum ranked sixth with sales of $2,001,820, an increase of 1,109.53%; the number of buyers increased by 56.56% to 1,719. Base followed closely with $1,948,859, representing a growth of 30.19%; Solana had sales of $1,399,301, an increase of 43.17%.

$X@ AGI topped the weekly NFT series sales, with sales reaching $25.09 million.

On Bitcoin, $X@ AGI BRC -20 NFTs leads the series ranking with sales of $25,091,343. Records from CryptoSlam show that a total of 3 transactions occurred in this series, involving 3 buyer addresses and 3 seller addresses.

This series accounts for approximately 32.8% of the global NFT sales volume and 80.8% of the weekly Bitcoin trading volume. Its sales volume exceeds the total of the next three series on the list.

Courtyard ranked second, with sales of $7,772,464 on Polygon, representing a growth of 2.83%. This series recorded 141,478 transactions, an increase of 8.44%. The number of buyer addresses decreased by 3.35% to 18,816; the number of seller addresses decreased by 4.36% to 15,154.

The number of transactions for Courtyard is significantly higher than that of other leading series. It accounts for approximately 18.5% of all NFT transactions globally during the statistical period.

On Ethereum, Slipstream V3 Deposit ranks third with sales amounting to $7,575,732, involving a total of 926 transactions. The related activities involved 22 buyers and 24 sellers.

Bored Ape Yacht Club ranked fourth with sales of $3,558,183, representing a growth of 192.02%. CryptoSlam listed data showing 94 transactions, 43 buyers, and 42 sellers. The number of buyer addresses decreased by 10.42%, and the number of seller addresses decreased by 20.75%.

Another Slipstream V3 Deposit in the Arbitrum series ranked fifth, with sales amounting to $1,891,201. This series recorded 1,199 transactions involving 10 buyers and 10 sellers.

Another Bitcoin BRC-20 series, which is indistinguishable due to its code, ranked sixth with sales amounting to $1,865,924, representing a growth of 131.03%. The number of transactions increased by 85.92% to 4,384, and the number of buyers increased by 22.89% to 2,276.

CryptoPunks ranked seventh with sales of $1,638,493, representing a growth of 22.55%, and there were a total of 13 transactions. The number of buyer addresses decreased by 15.38% to 11; the number of seller addresses decreased by 7.14% to 13.

Following closely behind is Credits, with sales amounting to $1,468,717, representing a growth of 64.32%, involving a total of 22,142 transactions.

Bitcoin dominates the largest single transaction amount of NFT.

In the list as of October 24th from CryptoSlam, four of the largest single NFT transactions in Wubi came from $X@ AGI BRC -20. Bored Ape Yacht Club, on the other hand, provided the only transaction that came from Ethereum.

The highest transaction price recorded was 14.63 million US dollars, followed by another Bitcoin transaction at 9.57 million US dollars. Both transactions are listed as having occurred about three days before the data was intercepted.

The five transactions with the highest transaction amounts are arranged in descending order as follows:

• $X@ AGI BRC -20 NFT # de71246799c669c093b194016766ec215 was traded for $14,627,594.32 and settled on the Bitcoin chain at 175.2058 BTC, approximately three days ago.
• $X@ AGI BRC -20 NFT # Sold for $9,570,442.82, settled on the Bitcoin chain at 113.0014 BTC, approximately three days ago.
• Bored Ape Yacht Club was traded at $2,404,908.50 above $9,500 and settled on the Ethereum chain at 1,000.0001 ETH approximately 18 hours ago.
• $X@ AGI BRC -20 NFT #78407b6c3a80d7316b91bb2c87986aa9ae… was traded for $1,009,840.51 and settled on the Bitcoin chain at 12.357 BTC about two days ago.
• Sold for $X@ AGI BRC -20 NFT #42000f24e9eb6f4087b3a2d62e8e27ead… at a price of $893,305.48, and settled on the Bitcoin chain at 10.7184 BTC approximately three days ago.