Last week's NFT sales totaled $145 million, marking a 9% decrease compared to the previous week. This decline in sales volume across four major blockchains has been persistent.

Online collection sales also saw a significant drop of over 11%, followed by another notable decrease of 9.68%, resulting in a total sales figure of $145.01 million.

Bitcoin (BTC) led the weekly NFT sales, surpassing Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL).

In the previous week, Bitcoin accounted for the highest volume of NFT sales, reaching approximately $44.1 million, despite experiencing an 11% decline.

Ethereum followed closely with sales totaling $38.4 million, a decrease of 1.59%. Ethereum's wash trading amounted to approximately $34.2 million, bringing the total to over $72 million when combined with genuine trades.

Following Ethereum, Blast recorded sales of $15.943 million, representing an 8.48% decline. Solana secured the fourth position with sales of $14.26 million, experiencing a 44.73% decrease.

Arbitrum (ARB), Tezos (XTZ), and Fantom (FTM) witnessed sales volume declines of 51.71%, 62.09%, and 69.21%, respectively.

Polygon (MATIC) claimed the fifth position with sales reaching $12.14 million, indicating a rise of 20.37%.

Uncategorized ordinals dominated sales volume, with Blast's Fantasy Top leading at $15.93 million. Mythos' Dmarket followed with $5.58 million, and Bitcoin's Nodemonkes trailed at $4.74 million.

The highest-priced NFT sale involved Cryptopunk #741, fetching $792,046, while Earthnode #184 sold for $56,026.

Additionally, Bloomberg reported a class-action lawsuit against UNXD, an online assets platform, and Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana, citing alleged delivery delays for NFT products.