Edited By
Elena Ivanova
A noticeable shift in the NFT market has occurred, as Polygon-based collectibles have surpassed Ethereum in sales over the past seven days. With $22.3 million in sales, Polygon is seeing a 20% increase fueled by the popularity of Courtyard NFTs, a real-world asset collection.
The growing preference for Polygon NFTs comes as no surprise given their lower cost compared to Ethereum alternatives. "It's more cheaper thus the huge sales," stated an active participant on online forums, highlighting the market's sensitivity to pricing.
Moreover, Courtyard marketplace, specializing in tokenized physical card collections, led the surge with $20.7 million in sales. This marketplace appears to be attracting enthusiasts eager for unique collectibles. In contrast, Ethereum recorded $19.2 million in NFT sales, falling short this week.
Interestingly, some commentators noted the interconnected nature of both networks, pointing out that "Polygon is on ETH," indicating ongoing synergy between the two. Positive sentiment thrives among collectors, as many are clearly "doing good job tbh" celebrating the expanding options in the NFT genre.
The comments reflect optimism about the future of NFT sales on Polygon, though some skeptics question long-term sustainability.
"Reddit Collectible Avatars that are NOT NFTs doing great!" indicates a mix of enthusiasm and caution among collectors.
β Polygon NFT sales topped $22.3 million in the last week.
β Courtyard marketplace dominated with $20.7 million in sales.
β Ethereum collected only $19.2 million, losing momentum in the current market.
This weekβs sales figures suggest a significant shift, raising questions about the sustainable growth of Polygon-based NFTs in contrast to their Ethereum counterparts.
The question arises: Are we witnessing a permanent trend, or is this a temporary spike within the ever-evolving NFT market? As more people engage with diverse options, the landscape may continue to transform.