In September, the NFT market saw some notable high-value transactions, with CryptoPunks, Autoglyphs, and Fidenza continuing to lead the charge. According to Phoenix, a prominent crypto media outlet, the largest NFT sale of the month was CryptoPunk 1563. It was sold for an astounding $56.32 million. This sale is a clear indicator of the ongoing demand and significant value that CryptoPunks continue to hold in the market.
Top CryptoPunks Fetch Millions as NFT Market Remains Strong
Alongside this major transaction, several other CryptoPunks also garnered impressive sums. CryptoPunk 6915 was sold for $1.48 million, and CryptoPunk 9368 was sold for $1.06 million. These sales maintain the status of CryptoPunks as some of the rarest digital collectibles in the world of NFTs. Other notable sales in the CryptoPunks include; CryptoPunk 6634 went for $685.11K and CryptoPunk 2997 for $568.76K while CryptoPunk 1219 was sold at $308.09K.
The trend continued with the next one, CryptoPunk 6472 selling for $279.67K and CryptoPunk 209 at $239.99K. CryptoPunk 9141 was bought for $147k, while CryptoPunk 810 was the last piece on the list with the price of $146.87k. These transactions further prove that the CryptoPunk series remains among the most robust collections within the NFT segment even as new projects and trends are identified.
CryptoPunk Shine in September, Outpacing Autoglyphs and Fidenza
While CryptoPunks dominated the top sales, Autoglyphs and Fidenza collections recorded good activity levels throughout the month. But it was CryptoPunks that again came into the spotlight and cemented its position as one of the leading collections in the NFT space.
CryptoPunks’ continued high sales, reported by Phoenix, and other high-value assets in September show that NFTs are still very much in demand. Since the NFT market gains a lot of attention from collectors and investors, the sector is still actively developing in the sphere of digital economy. It is for this reason that as the market advances it will continue to see record-breaking sales set new limits into digital art and collectibles.
