TL;DR
- Azuki’s NFT sales surpassed $1.1 million in a single day.
- It positioned itself as the eighth-largest collection in the NFT market, reflecting its growing popularity and demand.
- Azuki was the only collection to exceed one million dollars in daily sales, while other collections like DMarket and Dokyo also recorded significant sales.
Azuki’s NFT sales have experienced an impressive increase, surpassing the $1.1 million mark in just one day. The collection is climbing positions in the market with a notable rise in daily transactions, standing out among other collections in terms of sales volume.
Azuki’s success is reflected in its position as the eighth-largest collection in the NFT market, with a cumulative sales volume approaching $1.12 billion. The collection is experiencing a surge in popularity and demand.
In terms of daily sales, Azuki was the only collection to surpass the one million dollar mark on the day in question. It is worth noting that this event took place in a context where the total volume of NFT sales decreased by almost two million dollars, marking the largest drop since April 12, according to CryptoSlam data.
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Other notable projects in daily sales include DMarket, representing gaming items on the Mythos network, and Dokyo, based on Avalanche. Both collections recorded sales close to $887,880 and $716,860 respectively, showcasing the diversity and vitality of the NFT market. Additionally, iconic collections like Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) and CryptoPunks also maintained a strong performance, with sales exceeding $500,000.
The NFT market also witnessed new entries and significant movements in the daily rankings. For example, the $WZRD BRC-20 NFTs collection reported sales worth $36 million, marking its most successful month to date.
Despite the recent launch of Runes on halving day, which boosted sales of Bitcoin-based projects, the monthly sales volume of these projects turned out to be lower than in March. However, NFTs experienced a decrease in their monthly sales volume, recording their worst performance since October of last year, with sales worth $241.5 million in April.
