The total NFT sales in March amounted to approximately $414 million, a decrease of 13.2% from the previous month
PANews reported on April 1st that data from CryptoSlam tracking NFT sales on 23 blockchains showed that the total NFT sales in March 2025 were approximately $414 million, a decrease of 13.2% from February's $477 million. Among these sales, Ethereum chain's NFT sales accounted for 30%, about $125 million, ranking first. Bitcoin chain's NFT sales accounted for 17.6%, about $72.9 million, ranking second. They are followed by Polygon ($62.52 million), Solana ($48.53 million), Mythos ($43.52 million), and Immutable ($26.71 million).
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