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NFT Market Bounces Back Slightly With $95M Weekly Sales Surge, Ethereum NFTs Lead The Charge

After weeks of steep decline, the global non-fungible token (NFT) market has shown a modest sign of life, recording a 2.05% uptick in trading volume this past week. According to data from CryptoSlam, NFT sales totaled $95 million from April 7 to April 13 — a much-needed rebound after a brutal start to 2025.

This recovery comes on the heels of broader market turbulence, largely fueled by President Donald Trump’s 2025 tariff policies. Initially hailed as a potential crypto-friendly administration, Trump’s decision to impose 10–25% tariffs on imports earlier this month triggered a widespread risk-off sentiment across digital asset markets. The result? An $800 billion wipeout in total crypto market cap since January, with Bitcoin dropping below $80K and stocks back to levels not seen since the 2023 rate hikes.

“Trump was supposed to be great for crypto traders. Instead, Bitcoin is under 80k and the crypto market is down hundreds of billions,” tweeted Joey Palimeno (@PalimenoForGAD1) on April 7.

Ethereum Leads NFT Comeback

Despite the broader crypto slump, Ethereum once again proved its dominance in the NFT space. Between April 6 and April 13, Ethereum-based NFT collections generated $37 million in trading volume — a significant 55% increase from the previous week.

Close behind, Polygon secured its spot as the second most-active NFT blockchain, with $17 million in weekly volume, up 0.84%. The Courtyard NFT collection played a pivotal role in this growth.

Mythos Chain came in third with $14 million in sales (up 6.34%), followed by Solana, which dropped to fourth place. Solana NFTs clocked $6.8 million in sales, but saw a sharp 29.5% decline compared to the previous week.

Courtyard NFT (Polygon)

Sales: $15M | Weekly Growth: +1.85%

A limited collection of 80,461 digital assets, Courtyard NFTs led the market this week.