🚨 The NFT market is scorching and freezing at the same time: weekly sales plunge 44.7%, yet buyer addresses surge against the trend—who is quietly picking up NFTs that nobody wants?
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Over the past 7 days, NFT trading volume fell 44.7%, leaving only $63.3 million; but during the same period, the number of buyer and seller addresses increased significantly. The strange data showing a divergence between volume and price has the NFT market standing at a crossroads.
🔸 Digital breakdown: Sales revenue of $63.3 million—down sharply compared with the peak; but the increase in buyer addresses suggests “people are still entering the market,” just with lower average order values—everyone isn’t buying expensive NFTs anymore; they’re switching to cheaper ones.
🔸 Structural changes: High-priced blue-chip NFTs (like top-tier PFPs) saw dwindling trades, while low-priced collectibles and utility NFTs (tickets, memberships, points) became more active. NFTs are shifting from “speculative assets” to “practical tools.”
Underlying logic: The NFT market is going through “de-bubbling”—speculative capital is retreating, and the remaining users are redefining what NFTs are worth. In the short term, it feels like winter; in the long run, it could be the industry’s “weed out the fake and keep the real.”
A bucket of cold water: More addresses could also mean wash trading or low-cost testing and doesn’t necessarily indicate a genuine return of real money. If NFTs want to revive, they must find non-financial real-world use cases—otherwise it’s just stagnant, barely moving water.
❓ Do you think NFTs still have a chance to turn things around? Or has the market already abandoned them completely? Leave your answer in the comments.
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Over the past 7 days, NFT trading volume fell 44.7%, leaving only $63.3 million; but during the same period, the number of buyer and seller addresses increased significantly. The strange data showing a divergence between volume and price has the NFT market standing at a crossroads.
🔸 Digital breakdown: Sales revenue of $63.3 million—down sharply compared with the peak; but the increase in buyer addresses suggests “people are still entering the market,” just with lower average order values—everyone isn’t buying expensive NFTs anymore; they’re switching to cheaper ones.
🔸 Structural changes: High-priced blue-chip NFTs (like top-tier PFPs) saw dwindling trades, while low-priced collectibles and utility NFTs (tickets, memberships, points) became more active. NFTs are shifting from “speculative assets” to “practical tools.”
Underlying logic: The NFT market is going through “de-bubbling”—speculative capital is retreating, and the remaining users are redefining what NFTs are worth. In the short term, it feels like winter; in the long run, it could be the industry’s “weed out the fake and keep the real.”
A bucket of cold water: More addresses could also mean wash trading or low-cost testing and doesn’t necessarily indicate a genuine return of real money. If NFTs want to revive, they must find non-financial real-world use cases—otherwise it’s just stagnant, barely moving water.
❓ Do you think NFTs still have a chance to turn things around? Or has the market already abandoned them completely? Leave your answer in the comments.
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