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Just checked the NFT market data and there's been some serious activity across different blockchains this past week. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Arbitrum are leading the pack in terms of weekly crypto NFT sales volume, which is pretty interesting to see. The whole space seems to be picking up momentum again.
The biggest headline is this Bitcoin-based NFT collection - the #b68e5 piece from the $X@AI BRC-20 collection pulled in over 8 million dollars about five days ago. That's a wild number. On the Ethereum side, the Flying Tulip PUT collection had its moment too, with NFT #5257 going for around 419k. Arbitrum's also showing up strong with Algebra Positions, where one NFT hit nearly 58k in sales.
What's catching my eye is how spread out these big sales are across different chains. Polygon, Flow, Cardano, Avalanche, Base, Solana, and BNB are all getting in on the action with their own notable crypto collectible trades. You're seeing everything from Courtyard's Polygon-based NFT pulling 18k, to NBA Top Shot on Flow moving for 16.5k, even smaller sales in the 10-15k range across various platforms.
Solana and BNB wrapped up the week with their own solid numbers too - Paradise collection on Solana hit 10k, and the TVoucherMintNFTBSC on BNB closed things out at the same price point. The consistent activity across all these blockchains definitely signals that NFT investors are still engaged, even if the headlines aren't as crazy as they used to be. Feels like the market's finding its rhythm again.