Non-fungible token (NFT) sales soared by a cool 6.72%, hitting $128.65 million from Sept. 20-27, 2025. That’s according to cryptoslam.io, and yes, you can believe it!
Chain Showdown: Ethereum Reigns, BNB Takes Off Like a Rocket, Bitcoin Puts Its Feet Up
In the blockchain battle, Ethereum took home the crown with $46.03 million in sales, edging up by just 2.32%. Meanwhile, BNB Chain had a wild ride, blasting up by a jaw-dropping 196.64%, pulling in $25.39 million. Apparently, Binance is throwing a *party* and everyone’s invited!
Looking at the other contenders: Coinbase’s Layer Two Base clung to third place with $12.78 million (down 12.50%), while Mythos, the Polkadot-obsessed project, made $11.13 million (down 9.74%). Oh, and don’t forget about Bitcoin’s sad performance at the bottom with just $8.03 million (down 21.56%). Ouch!
As for the most exciting collections, BNB led with its Vesting NFT pulling in $17.99 million (yep, that’s the first place prize!), while Base’s DX Terminal limped in with $8.19 million (down 13.49%). Ethereum’s Moonbirds fluttered up with $5.97 million, rising by 32.37%. Looks like birds are flying high!
In the gaming-adjacent corner, Mythos’ DMarket managed $5.95 million (down 15.98%), while Panini America printed $3.83 million, a solid 48.90% jump. Guess the sports cards are doing better than anyone expected. Seriously, who knew trading cards could be this profitable?
And let’s not forget the high-rollers: The week’s top sale was BNB’s Vesting NFT (#516), which sold for an eye-watering $961,714. Ethereum saw a lesser but still impressive $407,795 for a FrxETH Redemption Queue item. Meanwhile, Solana’s Boogle #081 fetched $205,401, and Bitcoin’s Ordinal Maxi Biz NFT sold for a measly $45,798. Oh, and sports IP kept flexing with Panini’s Cristiano Ronaldo card raking in $40,000. As you do.
Who’s buying all this stuff? Apparently, a LOT of people. NFT buyers jumped by 112.48% to 587,324, while sellers surged 140.86% to 496,085. Looks like bargain-hunters and profit-chasers are *both* at the checkout, hoping for the next big score. No judgment, really.
So what does all this mean? Well, it’s clear that NFT sales are less like a crash and more like a slow, steady climb. Ethereum’s still the king, but BNB’s got the fireworks. As long as liquidity spreads across chains and sports IP stays hot, next week could be a whole new leaderboard. You know, typical crypto stuff – one day you’re up, the next you’re… well, you get it.
The bottom line: NFTs with a bit of narrative sparkle and chains with a hot hand are the ones getting all the attention. But let’s face it, Ethereum’s still the one writing the main story. With high-ticket sales still going strong and more people jumping in, NFTs aren’t *dead* yet-just a little picky.
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2025-09-27 19:29