The market recorded 640,844 transactions, a 15.06% decline. Buyer addresses dropped 74.78% to 67,937 and seller addresses fell 79.33% to 51,093. Those counts refer to blockchain addresses, not necessarily distinct people. The average recorded sale was about $52.48, compared with an estimated $45.74 in the previous period; using the dashboard’s rounded changes, that is an approximate 14.7% increase.
Ethereum remained the largest network by sales, with $10,983,125, down 4.65% and equal to about 32.7% of the weekly total. Polygon ranked second at $8,259,758, down 6.45%, followed by Bitcoin at $4,866,900. Together, the three accounted for about 71.7% of sales. BNB Chain recorded $2,391,692, down 28.76%, while Immutable posted $2,298,908, down 16.67%. Base sales rose 31.11% to $1,929,455, and Solana gained 25.92% to $1,322,477.
Courtyard led collections with $7,075,354, down 11.69%. The Polygon-based collection generated 135,660 transactions and accounted for about 21% of global NFT sales and 85.7% of Polygon’s volume. Bitcoin’s $X@AI BRC-20 NFTs placed second among collections with $2,066,481, a 245.71% increase, generated by just four transactions.
Two sales from that collection topped the individual transaction rankings. An inscription beginning #39ceeef1 sold for $1,581,109.67, or 23.0105 BTC, about one day before the snapshot. Another, beginning #8c2c2583, fetched $485,335.87, or 6.4753 BTC, about five days earlier. CryptoSlam’s Nov. 14 snapshot followed weekly totals of $32.05 million on Nov. 7 and $42.13 million on Oct. 31. CoinGecko listed Bitcoin near $67,318 and Ethereum around $1,902 on Nov. 14; the total cryptocurrency market capitalization was about $2.36 trillion, down 1.11% in 24 hours.
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