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The transaction volume of NFT on the Bitcoin chain in the past 7 days reached 20.315 million US dollars, an increase of 33.04% month-on-month

According to CryptoSlam data, the NFT transaction volume on the Ethereum blockchain in the past 7 days exceeded 31.67 million US dollars, ranking first among all blockchains; the NFT transaction volume on the Solana blockchain reached 23.234 million US dollars, ranking second; the NFT transaction volume on the Bitcoin blockchain was about 20.315 million US dollars, with a month-on-month growth of 33.04%.

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