Data: This week's NFT trading volume increased by 11.31% to $68.98 million, with the number of buyers surging by 50.28%

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ChainCatcher reports that, according to Crypto.news, data from CryptoSlam shows that the NFT market trading volume increased by 11.31% over the past week to $68.98 million. The number of NFT buyers rose by 50.28%, reaching 231,167; the number of sellers increased by 45.03%, reaching 164,986; and the number of NFT transactions increased by 5.22%. The Ethereum network's trading volume reached $28.15 million, up 36.23% from the previous week; the BNB Chain network's trading volume was $8.67 million, down 19.16%; and the Polygon network's trading volume was $4.73 million, up 50.38%. High-value transactions this week include: Wrapped Ether Rock #38 以 265,594.19 美元(90 ETH)的价格售出,Beeple Spring Collection #100100001 sold for $186,493.03 (60 ETH), $X@AI BRC-20 NFT sold for $160,299.03 (1.7951 BTC), and Autoglyphs #192 以 156,342.55 美元(55 WETH)的价格售出,CryptoPunks #5133 sold for $131,200.81 (44.99 ETH).
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