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Solana Monkey Business topped CryptoSlam’s non-fungible token (NFT) sales charts on July 22 with $875,914 in total sales.

The collection had 122 unique buyers, equaling the number of sellers, and an average price of $5,308 per NFT.

This increase in daily sales boosted the SMB’s all-time sales volume to a new record of $212.48 million.

The Solana-based ape-themed collection entered the list of the top 30 NFT sellers of all time over the weekend, knocking SATS BRC-20 NFTs off the rankings.

The second best performing collection of the day was gETH Locked Deposit.

This NFT, which represents gETH locked on the Ethereum layer-2 network Arbitrum, saw a daily sales volume of $583,047 from just one transfer.

The asset was brother-in-law just moments before the transfer is made.

In third place, DMarket’s NFTs and in-game virtual items on the Mythos Network saw a total of $565,002 in sales.

The collection attracted 3,254 unique buyers and 2,848 sellers, with an average price of $24.66 per item. Active DMarket owners stood at 5,111, contributing to a total owner count of 397,931.

Outside of the top three, Ethereum’s DogeZuki Collection came in fourth place with $436,787. Bored Ape Yacht Club, another Ethereum collection, had total sales of $341,576 for fifth place.

While a Solana collection led the day’s results, the network’s total NFT sales for the day were slightly outpaced by Ethereum.

Ethereum led all blockchains in sales on Monday with $4.2 million, with Solana close behind at $4.1 million.

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NFT lending remains strong despite the overall downward trend in prices.

Arcade.XYZ, a non-fungible token (NFT)-based lending protocol, secured $450,000 worth of NFTs from Dmitri Cherniak’s Ringers collection on July 24.

The loan is structured with a principal of $16,000 per NFT, and the current highest bid on the Ringers collection on Opensea is 8 wETH, equivalent to approximately $26,000.

The big loan comes at a time when darlings of the generative art scene like Ringers and Fidenzas continue to see their floor prices drop. Bells It is Fidenzas both have surpassed the 2021 minimum price of 100 ETH and are now at just 17 ETH and 32 ETH.

Collateralized Ringers – Arcade.xyz

Despite the slowdown in sentiment and prices around NFTs, the lending market continues to process consistent volume.

Some of the largest platforms, Blend, Gondi, NFTfi, and Arcade process over $80 million in outstanding debt combined. The NFT lending market broke volume records in Q1 2024, surpassing $2 billion in total volume.

Q1’s extraordinary lending volumes can be attributed to Blend’s Blast airdrop incentive and the rise of Ordinals loan in the Arcade.
The largest NFT loan belongs to CryptoPunk 8219 by NFT collector Gmoney, which was guaranteed for $1 million in Gondi XYZ, and holds a current principal of $700,000. A far cry from the claims made in the mainstream media that “Your NFTs are actually, finally, totally worthless.”

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