NFT sales volume fell 44.7% to $63.33 million over the past week, even as buyer addresses rose 30.5% and seller addresses increased 54.6%. Transactions declined 14.1%, indicating activity spread over more participants but with less trading per address. Ethereum led sales with $35.56 million despite a 49% drop, followed by Bitcoin with $8.68 million. The decline in NFT sales coincided with a broader crypto market pullback, but no direct link is confirmed. High-value Bitcoin NFTs dominated top sales, including a $2.14 million NFT sale that accounted for a large share of weekly volume.
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