DMarket, Guild of Guardian Heroes lead NFT market

Extrait:DMarket led the non-fungible tokens (NFT) sales on Monday with US$697,138, according to CryptoSlam d

DMarket led the non-fungible tokens (NFT) sales on Monday with US$697,138, according to CryptoSlam data.

The Mythos-based NFT collection represents in-game virtual items for popular games like Counter-Strike and Dota 2. It recorded over 26,780 transactions across 3,728 unique buyers and 3,044 sellers.

This boosted DMarkets all-time sales volume to US$485.26 million.

The second-ranking collection for the day was Guild of Guardians Heroes, with sales reaching US$575,959.

Immutable-based gaming NFT collection saw 1,633 transactions involving 705 unique buyers and 687 sellers.

Coming in third, the DogeZuki Collection on the Solana blockchain generated US$408,262 in sales.

The collection had 9,385 unique buyers contributing to 9,376 transactions.

Ethereum-based Pudgy Penguins and CryptoPunks trailed at the fourth and fifth positions respectively. Pudgy Penguins had US$376,469 with only 16 transactions, indicating high-value individual sales. Meanwhile, CryptoPunks recorded sales of US$329,436 from just 5 transactions.

Ethereum led all blockchains in NFT sales on Monday with US$3.15 million, marking a 21.4% increase from the previous days US$2.59 million.

The Solana blockchain trailed with a total daily sales volume of US$1.83 million, and the Bitcoin blockchain followed with US$1.72 million.

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