Briefly
- The new Daxadara report found that NFT stores fell by 45% in the Q2 2025.
- “Sharp drop”, with average NFTS prices accompanied by 78% of the sales crash in a quarter quarter.
- This suggests that the art NFTs have become “more affordable to the general audience,” the report claims.
NFT The quantities of trading have recorded a quarter of 45%in a quarter, according to a new report to the sale, it increased by 78%.
Dapradar he says There is still a healthy interest in digital collecting objects, but there has been a “sharp drop” at average paid prices.
In the sign that multimillion dollars Boring Ape Yacht Club and Cryptopunks The sale of distant memory, the trading volume was $ 823 million in Q2 – reducing from $ 4 billion a year ago.
A total of 12.5 million sales took place during this quarterly period. This is compared to 15 million in Q2 2024, but this is a huge jump with 7 million seen in Q1 2025.
Illustrating that the space is becoming more affordable, the Dapcadar report added: “The artistic of the arts has recorded a volume reduction of 51%, but 400% sales rush suggested that prices have fallen significantly, making the art NFTs more affordable to a wider audience.”
It was also a good quarter for NFT’s domain, and the report suggests that this is primarily the consequence of an increase in activities on Ton Blockchain.
“Telegram users buy anonymous domains based on numbers that can be linked to telegram accounts without SIM cards, which is a very specific case of use for which they seem to echo,” the report said.
NFT markets also suffered a double -digit sales drop. But OpenSea is an exception here, with an increase of 156% compared to the quarter in the quarter, as the excitement increases for its upcoming $ Sea Token.
“Many users are now actively traded by cheaper collections to make agricultural agricultural agricultural agriculture in the hope that they will maximize their future awards,” Dapcadar said.
Elsewhere, Dapp Users remained quite constant with 24.3 million, while playing is still the most popular category, the market share of projects associated with AI jumped to 18.6%.
There was also a gloomy period for Hake, and the Web3 lost $ 6.3 billion as a result of a feat in Q2 – one of the highest numbers since FTX crashed. This is a 215% increase compared to the first three months of the year.
“We hoped that after all these years, the industry would learn its lessons to stay awake, to be more careful with user funds and at least to some extent that it matured. But unfortunately, this quarter has proven itself differently,” Daplandar added.
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