The year's trading volumes peaked in the first quarter at $5.3 billion but fell dramatically to $1.5 billion by the third quarter.
Key NFT trends in 2024 included a decline in trading volumes but an increase in higher-value transactions, especially among institutional traders collecting premiums. The year also saw increased competition between NFT platforms like Blur and OpenSea, with the latter facing challenges after receiving a Wells Notice from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Magic Eden expanded its platform from Solana to include Ethereum, Polygon, and newer networks like Base and Arbitrum. This shift reflects the growing diversity of the NFT market as platforms explore new blockchains and focus on specific industries such as gaming, real estate, and music.
Overall, 2024 highlighted the NFT market's transition from speculative trading to more practical applications. While trading volumes declined, the emergence of NFTs in real-world use cases, such as gaming and digital ticketing, suggests the technology is evolving beyond its initial hype.
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