OpenSea Overtakes Blur as Top-Selling NFT Marketplace

Todaysgist.com, Jakarta – OpenSea, one of the leading non-fungible token marketplace platforms, has once again achieved its dominance as the most traded NFT marketplace platform in the last 24 hours.

Data collected by Tiexo.com shows that in the last 24 hours, OpenSea has recorded a trading sales volume of USD 5.96 million. OpenSea lost its glory early last year after the launch of Blur NFT Marketplace. In an unexpected turn of events, Opensea NFT Marketplace has once again become the #1 NFT marketplace in the Ethereum NFT ecosystem.

In next position is Magic Eden, a multi-chain NFT market and the largest NFT market on Solana. In the last 24 hours, Magic Eden has accumulated a trading sales volume of 4.28 million, representing 27.37% of the total market share of the five most traded NFT Marketplaces.

According to Inside Bitcoinist, Saturday (28/6/2024), Blur is in third place. In the last 24 hours, Blur has recorded a trading sales volume of USD 3.2 million, taking 20.97% of the total market share of the five most traded NFT marketplaces.

Blur is a decentralized NFT marketplace designed for professional traders, offering unique capabilities, flexible creator royalties, and a major competitor to the OpenSea marketplace.

Tensor NFT Marketplace, one of the largest NFT trading platforms in the Solana NFT ecosystem, is in the fourth most traded position. In the last 24 hours, Tensor has recorded a trading volume of USD 803,019, taking only 5% of the top five most traded NFT marketplaces.

In fifth place is CryptoPunks.eth, a new and innovative NFT marketplace dedicated exclusively to a collection of 10,000 iconic CryptoPunks, which is the fifth most traded NFT marketplace. In the last 24 hours, CryptoPunks has amassed a trading volume of USD 553,087, taking the remaining 3.43% of the top five most traded NFT marketplaces.

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