PANews reported on October 5th that according to Crypto.news, CryptoSlam data showed that NFT market transaction volume surged 95.23% over the past week, reaching $257.4 million. The number of NFT buyers increased by 18.14% to 693,590, while the number of sellers increased by 17.77% to 584,235. The number of NFT transactions decreased by 8.67% to 1,874,619. Ethereum network transaction volume reached $96.34 million, a 94.44% surge from the previous week. HyperEVM ranked second with $88.77 million in sales, driven entirely by the performance of the Hypurrr series. Mythos Chain network transaction volume reached $13.31 million, up 20.71%. Bitcoin network transaction volume reached $11.47 million, up 39.71%. This week's high-value transactions include: CryptoPunks #1563 sold for $12.05 million (2,745 ETH) Hypurrr #3926 sold for $7.86 million Hypurrr #175 sold for $7.82 million Hypurrr #1131 sold for $7.63 million Hypurrr #3460 sold for $6.46 millionPANews reported on October 5th that according to Crypto.news, CryptoSlam data showed that NFT market transaction volume surged 95.23% over the past week, reaching $257.4 million. The number of NFT buyers increased by 18.14% to 693,590, while the number of sellers increased by 17.77% to 584,235. The number of NFT transactions decreased by 8.67% to 1,874,619. Ethereum network transaction volume reached $96.34 million, a 94.44% surge from the previous week. HyperEVM ranked second with $88.77 million in sales, driven entirely by the performance of the Hypurrr series. Mythos Chain network transaction volume reached $13.31 million, up 20.71%. Bitcoin network transaction volume reached $11.47 million, up 39.71%. This week's high-value transactions include: CryptoPunks #1563 sold for $12.05 million (2,745 ETH) Hypurrr #3926 sold for $7.86 million Hypurrr #175 sold for $7.82 million Hypurrr #1131 sold for $7.63 million Hypurrr #3460 sold for $6.46 million
NFT transaction volume increased by more than 95% to US$257 million this week
2025/10/05 08:48
PANews reported on October 5th that according to Crypto.news, CryptoSlam data showed that NFT market transaction volume surged 95.23% over the past week, reaching $257.4 million. The number of NFT buyers increased by 18.14% to 693,590, while the number of sellers increased by 17.77% to 584,235. The number of NFT transactions decreased by 8.67% to 1,874,619.
Ethereum network transaction volume reached $96.34 million, a 94.44% surge from the previous week. HyperEVM ranked second with $88.77 million in sales, driven entirely by the performance of the Hypurrr series. Mythos Chain network transaction volume reached $13.31 million, up 20.71%. Bitcoin network transaction volume reached $11.47 million, up 39.71%.
This week's high-value transactions include:
- CryptoPunks #1563 sold for $12.05 million (2,745 ETH)
- Hypurrr #3926 sold for $7.86 million
- Hypurrr #175 sold for $7.82 million
- Hypurrr #1131 sold for $7.63 million
- Hypurrr #3460 sold for $6.46 million
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