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Just took a quick look at last week's data and noticed some interesting activity in NFTs. Ethereum led with a sales volume of $21.91 million, a sharp increase of 43.51%, attracting 5,914 buyers. This indicates that the NFT market is regaining interest, especially from retail investors and organizations.
Looking at the overall market, the number of NFT buyers surged by 91.71% to 103,182 in the week ending April 20th, with total sales reaching $60.42 million (up 12.12%). Courtyard remains the top platform with $7.82 million, despite a 19% decrease compared to the previous week. Bitcoin and Polygon also saw activity, but interestingly, Bitcoin's sales dropped by 23.73%, while the number of participants increased by 110.11% — suggesting new investors are entering with relatively small capital.
What I see here is an uneven recovery. The NFT market appears cautious, not experiencing a full-blown boom like before. It seems to be just the initial stabilization phase, but not a full recovery yet.