Flying Tulip PUT Leads Weekly NFT Sales at $400,000

The non-fungible token market saw a busy week, with a few collections standing out from the rest. Flying Tulip PUT, SPACE ID, and The Warplets topped the weekly sales chart, according to data from CryptoSlam. Other notable sales included works from Lionel Messi, Algebra Positions, and NBA Top Shot, showing that despite broader market ups and downs, NFT trading stayed active.

Number One: Flying Tulip PUT at $400,000

The biggest sale this week came from the Ethereum blockchain. The #4626 token from Flying Tulip PUT sold for about $400,000 six days ago. This was the top single sale by a clear margin. Not far behind, on BNB Chain, the SPACE ID collection took second place. Its token #74164 sold for $50,844 around three days back. That is a decent sum, though it shows how quickly values can drop after the top sale.

Warplets and Messi in the Top Spots

Third place went to The Warplets on Base blockchain, where token #1108056 sold for $34,729 a week ago. After that came Lionel Messi’s collection on Panini blockchain, with a sale of $28,000 just nine hours before this writing. It is interesting how Messi’s name still draws interest, even if the NFT market is not as hot as it was a year ago.

Following these, Algebra Positions V2 on Arbitrum took fifth place with a $24,540 sale for token #2941 five days ago. Then STRIKE_PERP_POSITION on Cardano sold for $19,674, and Pangolin V3 Positions on Avalanche brought in $19,520 for its token #13790.

The Lower End of the Top Ten

Eighth place went to the BRC-20 NFTs collection, with token #3512b selling for roughly $15,242 a week ago. The Courtyard collection’s #60445 token came next, earning $15,000. Finally, NBA Top Shot rounded out the list with a $14,999 sale for token #51493489. These last few sales were close in value, suggesting a competitive but not explosive market for mid-tier NFTs.

Overall, the week showed that while no single collection dominates, there is steady activity across different blockchains and themes. The variety from sports to digital art to blockchain-specific tokens suggests that NFT buyers are still interested in different niches, rather than putting all their money into one hyped project.

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