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<p>NFT sales volume fell 44.70% to $63.33 million over the past seven days, even as the number of buyer and seller addresses increased sharply across the market.</p>
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   <li>NFT sales fell 44.70% to $63.33 million, while transactions declined 14.13% to 802,330.</li>
   <li>Buyer addresses rose 30.48% to 227,316, while seller addresses climbed 54.64% to 247,373.</li>
   <li>Ethereum led with $35.56 million in sales despite recording a 49.01% weekly decline.</li>
   <li>Bitcoin placed second with $8.68 million as sales fell 59.53% and buyers rose 41.11%.</li>
   <li>Courtyard led collections with $6.09 million, while a Bitcoin NFT sold for $2.14 million.</li>
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<p>According to data from CryptoSlam, captured on Aug. 29 with the seven-day filter selected, global NFT sales declined to approximately $63.33 million from about $114.5 million during the equivalent prior period.</p>
<p>Buyer addresses increased 30.48% to 227,316, while seller addresses jumped 54.64% to 247,373. The figures represent blockchain addresses rather than confirmed individual users.</p>
<p>Transactions moved in the opposite direction, falling 14.13% to 802,330. The combination of more participating addresses and fewer transactions indicates that activity was spread across a larger address base, although the data alone cannot establish whether each address represented a separate market participant.</p>
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<p>The NFT decline occurred as the wider crypto market pulled back. <a href="https://crypto.news/bitcoin-etf-flows-swing-outflow-price-holds-near-77-5k/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Bitcoin traded near $77,600</a>, while Ether changed hands around $2,440 on Aug. 29. The global crypto market capitalization stood at approximately $2.71 trillion, down more than 2% over 24 hours.</p>
<p>The NFT and cryptocurrency declines occurred during the same period, but the available data does not establish a direct causal relationship between them.</p>
<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="ethereum-leads-nft-sales-with-35-6-million">Ethereum leads NFT sales with $35.6 million</h2>
<p>Ethereum remained the largest NFT blockchain with $35.56 million in organic sales, down 49.01% from the prior seven-day period. The network also registered $1.66 million in wash-trading volume, which CryptoSlam reports separately from organic sales.</p>
<figure class="wp-block-image size-full"><img width="917" height="521" src="https://media.crypto.news/2026/08/Screenshot-2026-08-29-142751.webp" alt="Ethereum ranked first with $35.6 million in seven-day NFT sales, followed by Bitcoin at $8.7 million and Polygon at $7 million.">
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  Ethereum leads weekly NFT blockchain sales | Source: <a href="https://www.cryptoslam.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">CryptoSlam</a>
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<p>Ethereum’s total volume, including wash trading, reached $37.22 million. Its buyer count increased 34.34% to 33,105 despite the drop in sales.</p>
<p>Bitcoin ranked second with $8.68 million in sales, a 59.53% decline. Wash volume totaled $85,595, bringing its combined figure to $8.77 million. Bitcoin buyer addresses rose 41.11% to 10,161.</p>
<p>Polygon recorded $7.03 million in organic sales, down 34.29%. However, the network also showed $18.19 million in wash volume, more than twice its organic figure. Polygon’s buyer count declined 18.53% to 85,607.</p>
<p>Base placed fourth with $3.57 million in sales, down 13.26%, while its buyers increased 41.61% to 3,070. The network recorded $4.80 million in wash trading, lifting combined volume to $8.37 million.</p>
<p>BNB Chain followed with $2.81 million, down 20.47%, even as buyer addresses rose 90.16% to 16,915. Solana was the strongest performer among the six leading networks, with sales increasing 11.17% to $1.91 million and buyers rising 42.97% to 38,593.</p>
<p>The six networks accounted for approximately $59.56 million, or 94% of global organic NFT sales. Immutable added $1.87 million after an 18.38% increase.</p>
<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="courtyard-tops-weekly-nft-collection-sales">Courtyard tops weekly NFT collection sales</h2>
<p>Polygon-based Courtyard remained the leading collection with $6.09 million in sales, although its total fell by 37.55%. The collection generated 98,531 transactions, down 55.66%, from 17,969 buyer and 11,755 seller addresses.</p>
<figure class="wp-block-image size-full"><img width="923" height="522" src="https://media.crypto.news/2026/08/Screenshot-2026-08-29-142813.webp" alt="Courtyard led seven-day NFT collection sales with $6.1 million, ahead of Argonauts at $5.7 million and $X@AGI BRC-20 NFTs at $2.6 million.">
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  Courtyard tops weekly NFT collection sales | <a href="https://www.cryptoslam.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">CryptoSlam</a>
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<p>Ethereum-based Argonauts ranked second with $5.70 million across 11,271 transactions. CryptoSlam showed no prior-period percentage change for the collection, suggesting the comparison data was unavailable or unchanged in the captured dashboard.</p>
<p>Bitcoin’s $X@AGI BRC-20 NFTs placed third with $2.58 million, up 74.89%. Only three transactions, three buyers, and three sellers produced the entire total, making its volume highly concentrated rather than representative of broad collectible trading.</p>
<p>CryptoPunks followed with $2.07 million, up 7.64%. The collection recorded 19 sales involving 17 buyer and 18 seller addresses.</p>
<p>Base-based Beezie generated $1.88 million, down 33.29%, from 11,186 transactions. Only nine buyer addresses participated, compared with 225 seller addresses.</p>
<p>Blokyz ranked sixth with $1.83 million from 4,212 transactions, while Pudgy Penguins placed seventh. Pudgy Penguins sales rose 27.19% to $1.04 million as transactions increased 12.79% to 97.</p>
<p>Bored Ape Yacht Club followed with $977,831 in sales, down 23.03%, alongside 53 transactions and 27 buyer addresses.</p>
<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="bitcoin-nfts-lead-high-value-nft-sales">Bitcoin NFTs lead high-value NFT sales</h2>
<p>A $X@AGI BRC-20 NFT produced the week’s largest individual sale at $2.14 million, settling for 27.1798 BTC about two days before the snapshot. CryptoSlam classified the transaction as an NFT sale, but the dashboard does not provide enough transaction-level information to determine its underlying economic purpose.</p>
<figure class="wp-block-image size-full"><img width="1874" height="469" src="https://media.crypto.news/2026/08/Screenshot-2026-08-29-142930.webp" alt="A $X@AGI BRC-20 NFT led weekly individual sales at $2.14 million, while four of the five largest transactions came from the collection.">
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  Bitcoin NFTs dominate the week’s largest sales | Source: <a href="https://www.cryptoslam.io/nfts" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">CryptoSlam</a>
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<p>The sale represented approximately 83% of the collection’s $2.58 million weekly volume and 3.4% of global NFT sales. Such concentration means the collection’s weekly increase largely reflected one transaction.</p>
<p>Flying Tulip PUT #8494 ranked second at $484,791, settled for 200 wrapped Ether seven days earlier. Flying Tulip’s official materials describe its putNFTs as ERC-721 tokens encoding perpetual put positions and redemption rights. The transaction therefore involved a tokenized financial position rather than an ordinary profile-picture or digital-art collectible.</p>
<p>Another $X@AGI BRC-20 NFT ranked third after selling for $442,220, or 5.59 BTC, approximately four days earlier.</p>
<p>A separate NFT from the same collection changed hands for $434,085, settled in 5.5999 BTC, around one hour before the screenshot was captured.</p>
<p>The collection also produced the fifth-largest sale, valued at $386,846 and settled for 5 BTC five days earlier. Four of the five largest transactions came from $X@AGI BRC-20 NFTs, showing that a small number of high-value Bitcoin trades shaped the week’s top-sales table.</p>
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