Despite a slight decline in NFT market sales on April 3, Bitcoin NFTs still top the market
According to CryptoSlam data reported by Jinse Finance, as of 12:00 pm Eastern Time on April 3, Bitcoin maintained its position as the top blockchain for NFT sales in the past 24 hours, with a slight decrease of 3.17% in sales totaling approximately $8.25 million. Sales on platforms without any network reached at least $10 million. The sales of the second-ranked platform, Ethereum, decreased more significantly by 13.59%, totaling approximately $8.15 million. The sales of the third-ranked Solana increased by 2.22% compared to the previous trading day, reaching nearly $7.4 million.
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