NFT Weekly: Sales Rise 6.72% to $128.7M as BNB Chain Pops 196%

Non-fungible token (NFT) sales climbed 6.72% to $128.65 million from Sept. 20–27, 2025, according to cryptoslam.io.

Cross-Chain Check: Ethereum Rules, BNB Rockets, Bitcoin NFTs Take a Breather

As far as chains are concerned, Ethereum kept the crown with $46.03 million in sales, edging 2.32% higher, while BNB Chain jumped 196.64% to $25.39 million as Binance’s ecosystem drew significant attention this past week.

Cryptoslam.io figures show Coinbase’s layer two (L2) Base held third this week with $12.78 million, off 12.50%, followed by the Polkadot-centric Mythos at $11.13 million, down 9.74%. The Bitcoin network rounded out the top five with $8.03 million, slipping 21.56%.

Source: Cryptoslam.io on Sept. 27, 2025.

On collections, BNB’s Vesting NFT led with $17.99 million in sales and a flat weekly change, parking a bus in first place. Base’s DX Terminal clocked $8.19 million, down 13.49%, while Ethereum’s Moonbirds fluttered to $5.97 million, up 32.37%.

Source: Cryptoslam.io on Sept. 27, 2025.

Two gaming-adjacent names kept the register ringing: Mythos’ DMarket posted $5.95 million, down 15.98%, and Panini America printed $3.83 million, up 48.90%.

Whale-watching delivered spectacle. The week’s priciest sale per blockchain was BNB’s Vesting NFT (#516) at $961,714. Ethereum logged a $407,795 FrxETH Redemption Queue item, Solana’s Boogle #081 fetched $205,401, and a Bitcoin Ordinal Maxi Biz piece reportedly sold for $45,798. Sports IP flexed: a Panini Cristiano Ronaldo card went for $40,000, while Cardano’s STRIKE_PERP_POSIT NFT hit $11,846.

Participation ballooned: NFT buyers jumped 112.48% to 587,324, and sellers climbed 140.86% to 496,085—bargain-hunters and profit-takers sharing the same checkout line.

Read the writing on the wall, and figures show breadth improved as leadership rotated. BNB Chain’s burst, Moonbirds’ rebound, and steady Ethereum volumes point to a market that’s churning rather than melting.

Call it a grind higher with side quests. If liquidity keeps spreading across chains and sports IP stays hot, next week’s leaderboard could look different.

For now, the takeaway: NFT collections with narrative heat and chains with catalysts grabbed the mic, but Ethereum still writes the chorus. With activity broadening and tickets in the five-to-seven-figure range, NFT appetite still looks alive, but it is picky.