Over the past seven days, the 10 largest NFT-collections registered an average increase of 6,4%, according to data from the price aggregator NFT Price Floor.
Meanwhile, the fungible token sector recorded an average loss of 8,6%, with only centralized exchanges’ native tokens showing positive returns.
Nftpricefloor data
The collection is leading in growth NFT Space Doodles, which added 44,7% to its dollar price, followed by Pudgy Penguins, which added 35,1%, followed by Doodles, which gained 34,8% on the week.
Azuki also recorded positive dynamics, increasing by 14,2%, and two of its most popular collections NFT at the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) market and Cryptopunks showed a decrease.
According to CryptoSlam, the bulk of the amount is accounted for by three blockchains, with the dominant one still being Ethereum with a turnover of $129 million and at the same time a loss of 28,5%. Trading NFT in the blockchain network is significantly lower — $29,3 million, while the weekly decline reached 46%.
Solana (SOL) rounded out the top three in transactions with NFT with a volume of $24,3 million and a negative weekly trend of 38,5%.
Cryptoslam data
Despite double-digit growth for most of the top 10 collections NFT, their prices are far from their peaks. October 8, 2021 Cryptopunks peaked at almost 114 ETH, its current minimum price is 39,89 ETH (down 65%).
April 22, 2022, perhaps the most popular collection NFT Bored Ape reached an all-time high of 128 ETH. However, the price has now fallen by almost 87% with the current price at 17 ETH.