NFT sales rise 7.33% as Mythos, Blast, and Solana drive gains

The non-fungible token (NFT) market saw a 7.33% increase in sales this week, with total sales reaching $77.13 million across 21 blockchains. 

This resurgence in the NFT space, observed between September 14-21, 2024, was marked by a sharp rise in both sellers and buyers, with sellers jumping by 95.68% and buyers surging 137.48%, according to cryptoslam.io metrics. 

Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH) remained the top blockchain for NFT sales, contributing $23.62 million, though sales on Ethereum-based NFTs fell by 9.32% compared to the previous week. 

Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) followed closely, bringing in $16.78 million—up by a significant 36.59%. 

Meanwhile, Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) secured the third position, generating $12.55 million in sales, though it experienced a decline of 15.43%. 

Together, Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin accounted for 68.66% of the total NFT sales during the week. 

Leading the surge were Mythos (CRYPTO:MYTH) and Blast (CRYPTO:BLAST), with sales growing by 118.30% and 88.19%, respectively. 

The most successful NFT collection was Mythos' Dmarket, which posted a 129.81% increase in sales, generating $5.51 million. 

Immutable X’s Guild of Guardians (CRYPTO:GOG) followed with $2.86 million, despite experiencing a 12.84% decline. 

Solana’s Dogezuki collection came in third, pulling in $2.47 million—an increase of 22.67% from the previous week. 

As for the top individual NFT sales, Ethereum's Voting Token Vesting #32 was the highest sale, fetching $328,263. 

Polygon’s (CRYPTO:MATIC) Mining Pass #21 took the second spot with a sale of $197,661, and a Bitcoin-based Ordinal Maxi Biz NFT secured the third-highest sale at $90,127. 

At the time of reporting, the Mythos (MYTH) price was $0.1779, the Blast (BLAST) price was $0.01028, and the Solana (SOL) price was $146.23.