NFT sales are down 65.43% from last month, and Google Trends data shows 'NFT' searches are at the lowest point since October 2021.
Monthly NFT Sales Have Dropped Over 65% Lower Than the Month Prior, NFT Google Queries Sink
Palm-based NFT sales are down 60.59%, Cronos has lost 76.09% in non-fungible token sales, and Arbitrum NFT sales have slid 66.74% since last month. The top NFT collection last month in terms of overall sales volume was Otherdeed’s $143,562,582 in sales, but that metric is down 82.25% lower than the month prior.
Otherdeed, Bored Apes Dominate Last Month’s Most Expensive NFT Sales — Google Trends Data Shows NFT Interest at Lowest Point Since October 2021
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