- Azuki led Tuesday’s NFT market with $1.13 million in sales.
- BAYC and CryptoPunks each secured over $500,000 in sales.
- Ethereum leads the intraday trading volume at around $8.5 million.
Recent data from the NFT market shows that Ethereum’s Azuki topped Tuesday’s trading chart, printing US$1.13 million. This surge increased Azuki’s total sales volume to US$1.12 billion, making it the eighth-largest NFT collection.
According to data from CryptoSlam, Azuki was the only NFT to hit the $1 million mark on Tuesday, as sales fell to a low of $2 million for the first time since April 12.
Moreover, DMarket, a provider of in-game assets on the Mythos network, accumulated the second-most sales, reaching US$887,880. In addition, the Avalanche-based Dokyo collection took third place, generating US$716,860 from 948 transactions.
Meanwhile, collections such as Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) and CryptoPunks saw impressive outings, each securing just over US$500,000 in sales. Yuga Labs’ recent restructuring news has triggered an uptick in BAYC’s market performance, with its trading volume soaring by 80% to 1,300 ETH ($4.2 million) on Tuesday.
Along the same lines, BAYC NFTs sales numbers have seen over 52% jump, reaching 96. The estimated market cap also increased to 147,139 ETH ($466 million), representing roughly 11% of the total NFT market capitalization of $4.23 billion.
Furthermore, the Bitcoin-based $WZRD BRC-20 NFTs wrapped up its most successful month, with April sales totaling US$36 million. Despite the launch of new Bitcoin-based projects like Runes on the network’s halving day, its total monthly sales dropped to US$598 million in April, down from March’s US$622 million.
Similarly, Ethereum-based NFTs saw a decrease in performance, recording sales of US$241.5 million in April, marking the lowest monthly sales since last October.
Nonetheless, the NFT market has hit an uptrend recently, prompting various blockchains and projects to witness significant rallies in value and sales. At the time of writing, Ethereum recorded the highest sales volume over the last intraday trading session, hitting about $8.5 million.
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