Milady Maker led CryptoSlam’s daily fungible token (NFT) sales chart on Tuesday, up $1.07 million compared to $267,554 on Monday.
Milady’s rise on Tuesday follows a backlash against Yuga Labs, owner of the CryptoPunks IP. The company faced criticism on Monday for announcing a new NFT collection focused on race and gender, tied to CryptoPunks, which was the second-ranked collection of the day.
Disappointed CryptoPunks owners warned they could sell their NFTs, while Milady community members predicted funds would flow to Milady.
Cryptopunk’s turn into a lady will hit you hard
— mischief – very special
(@y2k_mischief) May 21, 2024
CryptoSlam data shows that many CryptoPunk owners are moving their assets. Despite recording only five sales transactions on Tuesday, it ranked second for the day with sales of $737,526. He also recorded 14 transfers.
There were a total of 30 transfers in the collection on Monday; This is the highest figure since the end of March.
Following closely behind in third place, DMarket recorded a daily sales volume of $735,546, with 3,230 of 3,680 unique buyers and sellers contributing to a total of 28,835 transactions.
Other notable collections include Fantasy Top and The Captainz, which ranked fourth and fifth respectively.
Fantasy Top achieved daily sales volume of $652,892 with 1,726 unique buyers, while The Captainz achieved $618,594 with 33 unique buyers.
The Ethereum blockchain, which includes Milady, CryptoPunks, and Captainz, led all blockchains with NFT sales of $8.47 million, a 39% increase compared to $6.09 million the previous day.
In comparison, the Bitcoin blockchain reported daily sales volume of $5.85 million with 1,798 unique buyers; This was up from $4.97 million the previous day.
Polygon and Mythos Chain also reported significant daily sales of $1.60 million and $758,947.38, respectively; This highlights the diverse and active nature of the NFT market across various blockchains.