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FSIC, a new collection on the Bitcoin network, led CryptoSlam’s non-fungible token (NFT) sales chart on Thursday with US$887,396. This is the first time this week that the daily NFT sales chart has been topped by a collection other than CryptoPunks or DMarket. Mad Lads, a non-fungible token collection created by Backpack, came in second with a daily sales volume of US$673,970. Mad Lads is the second-best-selling Solana NFT collection ever.

CryptoPunks dominated the non-fungible token (NFT) market with a total daily sales volume of US$704,104 on Wednesday, according to CryptoSlam data. CryptoPunks and DMarket have been alternating as the leaders in daily NFT sales this week. Mythos-based DMarket, an NFT collection representing in-game virtual items, fell to the fourth spot with US$442,778 in sales. The second-ranking collection for the day was Solana Monkey Business on the Solana blockchain, with a total sales volume of US$512,179.

DMarket recorded the highest non-fungible token (NFT) daily sales volume on Tuesday with US$636,958. The Mythos Chain-based collection rose to the top of the industry from the third spot the previous day, despite a slight drop in sales. On Monday, it generated US$663,200. CryptoPunks dropped to the second spot with US$582,783 after leading the market with US$1.6 million the previous day. CryptoPunks’ all-time sales volume now stands at US$2.87 billion, which is the third-most in the industry.

CryptoPunks has reclaimed the top spot in daily sales on Monday, generating over US$1.6 million. The collection witnessed a total of 17 transactions, involving 14 unique buyers and 15 sellers, with an average sale price of approximately US$94,825. The second-ranking collection for the day is Solana Monkey Business, which belongs to the Solana blockchain. It recorded daily sales of US$953,143. with 91 unique buyers and 89 sellers across 216 transactions.

A Polygon-based non-fungible token (NFT) collection called MKgirl led the market in daily sales on Aug. 25, with sales hitting US$1.1 million. The collection had 421 total transactions but only had four unique sellers, CryptoSlam data shows. MKGirl launched on Aug. 24 and has 233 active owners. The second-ranking collection for the day was DMarket, with sales reaching nearly US$792,000 across 27,387 transactions.

DMarket led Thursday’s non-fungible tokens (NFTs) market in sales with US$643,600, knocking CryptoPunks from the top spot, CryptoSlam data shows. This surge propelled DMarket’s all-time sales volume to a new high of US$492, just US$8 million away from becoming the 14th collection to breach the half-billion dollar mark. The second-ranking collection for the day was Solana DeGods. It recorded daily sales of US$586,670, with a total of 115 transactions, rising from just US$186,567 the previous day.

CryptoPunks make it three straight by topping CryptoSlam’s daily non-fungible token (NFT) sales chart with US$1.29 million on Wednesday. CryptoPunk’s streak comes as community members speculate that the iconic NFTs are declining in value. This week, investor Deepak Thapliyal announced the sale of Punk #5822, which was once valued at US$24 million.

CryptoPunks led CryptoSlam’s non-fungible token (NFT) sales chart Tuesday with over US$3.58 million in sales. The collection’s sales volume rose from around US$825,000 the previous day to lead the daily chart for the second consecutive day. But it’s not all great news for CryptoPunks as NFT investor Deepak Thapliyal announced the sale of Punk #5822 for an undisclosed amount. Community members estimate that the rare digital asset was sold for around 5,000 Ether (US$12.8 million).

CryptoPunks returned to CryptoSlam’s daily NFT throne on Monday with US$825,446 in sales. CryptoPunks has the third-highest all-time sales volume in the industry with US$2.87 billion. The Ethereum-based collection snatches the top position from DMarket which ranked second on Monday’s sales chart with US$746,474.

DMarket reclaimed the top spot in daily non-fungible token (NFT) sales on Sunday after conceding the position to Bored Ape Yacht Club last week, according to CryptoSlam data. DMarket generated US$747,527 in secondary sales across 32,377 transactions, raising its all-time sales past US$490 million, now less than US$10 million away from the half-billion club. DMarket is an NFT collection that represents in-game virtual items of popular online games like Counter-Strike and Dota 2.