Bitcoin ranked second at $1,381,476 and Arbitrum third at $246,444, as CryptoSlam data pointed to continued buyer engagement across major NFT blockchains over the past seven days.
Ethereum led the past week’s NFT market with the sale of “.agency” NFT #22 for $52,223,092, far ahead of the next-largest transactions tracked by CryptoSlam. Bitcoin followed with the sale of “$X@AGI BRC-20 NFTs” item “#428de…92bi0” for $1,381,476, while Arbitrum placed third as “gUSDC Locked Deposit” NFT “#596” changed hands for $246,444. The ranking suggests that NFTs (blockchain-based digital collectibles) continue to draw buyers across several chains, even as sales remain heavily concentrated in a handful of standout transactions. Other notable sales included the Panini-based Lionel Messi collection’s “packc…__3_10” at nearly $76,875, Solana-based “BOOGLE” NFT “#050” at $59,558.77 three days ago, BNB Chain’s “Topaz CL Position” NFT “#186534” at $39,743 a couple of days ago, Polygon-based “Courtyard” NFT “#79179…63144” at $15,000 four days ago, Avalanche-based “Pangolin V3 Positions NFT” item “#14652” at $13,549, Cardano-based “EarthNode417” NFT “asset1…2a5y3” at almost $13,405 two days ago, and Base-based “0xbb5…61723” NFT “#8608” at $9,500. Taken together, the figures indicate strong buyer engagement and a growing role for key blockchains in shaping the broader NFT market trajectory.