NFT sales on the Bitcoin chain exceeded US$335 million in January, setting the third highest single-month record to date
According to Cryptoslam data, as reported by Jinse Finance, the Bitcoin blockchain NFT sales in January 2024 exceeded $335 million, with a trading volume of nearly 250,000 transactions, including over 67,000 independent sellers and approximately 78,000 independent buyers. Historical data shows that January 2024 is the third-highest single-month record on the Bitcoin blockchain to date, surpassed only by the highest record of approximately $869 million set in December 2023 and the second-highest record of approximately $376 million in November 2023.
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