Weekly NFT Sales Jump 63% to $68.82 Million as Bitcoin Collectibles Lead
By Crypto Wire
October 27, 2026
Weekly NFT sales rebounded hard into the new week. A TokenPost wrap of CryptoSlam tape published Tuesday morning put seven-day NFT sales at $68.82 million, up about 63% from the prior week, with transactions rising roughly 58% to 891,579, buyers up about 42% to 177,980, and sellers up about 47% to 162,661. That is a participation print as much as a dollar print — and it lands while spot bitcoin still sits under the psychologically sticky $80,000 handle ahead of the Federal Reserve’s two-day meeting.
The venue story inside the rebound is chain mix, not a single Ethereum blue-chip tape. CryptoSlam’s weekly blockchain ranking, as reported by TokenPost as of October 27, put Bitcoin first among NFT rails with about $29.91 million in sales, up roughly 229%, across about 11,446 buyers. Ethereum ranked second at about $16.41 million (+7.62%) with about 30,174 buyers. Polygon followed at about $9.15 million (+14%) with about 43,287 buyers. Further down the board: BNB Chain about $4.57 million (+40%); Immutable about $2.30 million (−17%); Base about $1.95 million (+31%); Panini about $1.86 million (+526%); and Solana about $1.51 million (+48%) with a buyer count near 53,037 — high participation, thinner dollar notional than Bitcoin or Ethereum this week.
Collection leadership stayed skewed to ordinals-style BRC-20 inventory. $X@AGI BRC-20 NFTs led weekly collection sales at about $25.09 million, flat versus the prior week on the TokenPost table, and accounted for the two highest-priced individual tickets: one print near $14.63 million (about 175 BTC) and another near $9.57 million (about 113 BTC). Courtyard ranked second at about $8.38 million (+16%). Bored Ape Yacht Club jumped to about $3.74 million (+274%), helped by a reported BAYC #9500 sale near $2.40 million (about 1,000 ETH). CryptoPunks printed about $2.37 million (+99%); Panini America about $1.86 million (+527%); a hex-labeled collection at 0x452a…85a1 about $1.25 million; Guild of Guardians Heroes about $1.22 million (−19%); and $X@AI BRC-20 NFTs about $1.12 million (+79%), including a reported ~$1.01 million (about 12 BTC) ticket.
Marketplace Watch reads those figures as venue and inventory composition, not as a clean “ETH is back” headline. Bitcoin-native collectibles carried the dollar lead while Solana still cleared the largest buyer count among the named chains — a split that matters for fee desks and for which secondary surfaces actually see depth. Ethereum’s more modest weekly percentage gain still left it second in dollars with a deep buyer base, and the BAYC / Punks rebound shows blue-chip ETH inventory can still clear seven- and eight-figure tickets even when bitcoin ordinals dominate the aggregate board.
Context for collectors: this desk’s last CryptoSlam weekly chapter printed a higher seven-day total near $76.56 million on October 24, also with Bitcoin leading the chain board. Today’s TokenPost/CryptoSlam print at $68.82 million is a fresh weekly snapshot dated October 27, not a silent edit of that prior URL — treat it as a new tape chapter with updated chain and collection ranks. Dollar conversions on BTC- and ETH-denominated sales move with spot prices; attribute the ranking and ticket sizes to the TokenPost table drawn from CryptoSlam rather than inventing explorer hashes for every print.
Macro still frames the bid. Spot bitcoin has been trading back under $80,000 into the Fed meeting window, a backdrop this desk already flagged in a separate markets chapter earlier this week. The NFT weekly rebound arriving beside that soft spot tape is the venue point: secondary collectible dollars can expand on Bitcoin rails and selected ETH blue chips even when the broader crypto index is cautious. That does not guarantee next week’s print — it only explains why Marketplace Watch is watching ordinal depth and ETH blue-chip clearances before chasing another free-mint secondary as the week’s primary tape signal.
Venue watch: the next useful marketplace print is whether Bitcoin stays first on the next CryptoSlam weekly chain board and whether BAYC / Punks keep clearing seven-figure ETH tickets after Fed day, or whether the dollar lead rotates back to Ethereum without the ordinal spike.
Bottom line: CryptoSlam’s October 27 weekly NFT board, as reported by TokenPost, shows $68.82 million in sales (+63%) with Bitcoin leading chains at about $29.91 million and $X@AGI BRC-20 NFTs leading collections — a fresh tape chapter, not a rehash of last week’s print.
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