Are NFTs coming back to life? Or is a new bull market really about to start?
This week, NFT sales officially surpassed $115 million, a 10% increase from last week. While many claim they don’t feel it, on-chain wallets and transaction volumes tell a different story.
🔥 The leader is still ETH, with $37 million sold in the past week, soaring 55%. Although Polygon saw some movement thanks to Courtyard, it experienced a small pullback (-6.29%); Mythos, Ordinals, and Solana also quietly gained traction.
📈 Top 5 Best Sellers:
1️⃣ Courtyard (Polygon)
2️⃣ DMarket (game equipment)
3️⃣ Doodles (the $DOOD airdrop surged 491%)
4️⃣ Guild of Guardians (the heat of on-chain games continues)
5️⃣ CryptoPunks (classics remain classics, still able to rise 36%)
🧠 My observation is as follows:
This wave may not be a full-blown bull market, but high-frequency players are already positioning themselves, especially as Doodles, Punks, and game-related NFTs start to move, coinciding with Bitcoin's surge and the completion of Meme coin speculation, allowing NFTs to take the baton of excitement.
Moreover, this isn’t just a single-chain heat, but a cross-chain heat: ETH, Polygon, and BTC Ordinals are all performing, which is not a singular narrative but rather the overall capital's “return to the NFT narrative.”
📅 CryptoKaleo even stated directly: “From the second half of 2025 to 2027, the NFT bull market will make the wave of 2021 look like a grain of sand.”
You may not believe it, but seasoned players can sense it—this wave is arriving faster than you think, and even sooner than you expect.
You might choose to laugh off this NFT wave as “just an illusion,” but you could also regret not entering the market in a few weeks.
Don’t let the bull market start from someone else's tweet.
