Phoenix Group published a weekly sales volume report, which demonstrated changes in the market through emerging names utilizing multiple blockchains and active communities that rose up in rankings.
Phoenix Group has released its weekly report highlighting the top-selling NFT collections, showcasing a shift in the market with newer projects posing competitive challenges to established names in the collection rankings.
The report, which focused on the past week's sales statistics, revealed interesting trends in the NFT market. Courtyard maintained its leading position in the sales chart, collecting $18.15 million with a 3.77% growth in revenue. The collection also had the highest number of transactions (133,171) and buyers (13,320), indicating its enduring popularity and ability to attract new investors.
DMarket followed closely with $9.50 million in sales, although it experienced a slight decrease of 5.72% in revenue over the period. The collection, known for its diverse range of digital items, served 20,586 buyers who engaged in over 273,000 transactions.
Guild of Guardians secured third place with $4.21 million, showcasing a 1.10% increase in sales volume, which reflects the project's sustainability and potential for sustained success. The report highlighted the impressive performance of Solana Monkey Business, which achieved a staggering 361.08% growth, bringing its weekly trading volume to $1.08 million with 78 buyers and 318 transactions.
The report also noted the significant gains of Good Vibes Club, which reached $981.10K as 370 buyers carried out 1,169 transactions. Both projects demonstrated the potential for rapid expansion and community interest in Solana-based NFTs.
In the mid-ranking tier, five popular NFT collections—Sorare, Mutant Ape Yacht Club, DogeZuki, Taproot Wizards, and Panini—refined their positions. Sorare continued its upward trend, raising its value to $890.60K and gaining more than 13,000 buyers.
DogeZuki surged up 24.59% while reaching $813.72K in volume sales and drawing a loyal following of 16,000 buyers. Taproot Wizards recorded a 51.53% decline in their revenue stream while maintaining a total of $746.38K at the same time, as Panini experienced a 2.70% revenue boost up to $ 742.35 K.
The analysis of the NFT sales statistics from this past week demonstrates that CryptoPunks and Pudgy Penguins, along with Ethereum blue-chip NFTs, are facing a decline in sales while newer-age and Solana-based NFTs continue to gain significant traction. The sustained success of Courtyard NFTs and the explosive expansion of Solana Monkey Business and Good Vibes Club suggest that users might be shifting their preferences in the market. As the cryptocurrency and NFT sectors evolve, Phoenix Group's weekly reports provide valuable insights into the dynamic shifts and emerging trends in the digital asset landscape.
