
OpenSea NFT Heavyweight Made $12 Billion in Sales: Zapper Analysts
Vladislav Sopova
Team from Zapper, a dashboard for Web3 assets and DeFi protocols, calculated statistics from OpenSea
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Analysts at Zapper have shared the most crucial numbers for the red-hot segment of non-replaceable tokens. The stats look impressive, but this may just be the beginning.
26,000 direct debits, 25 million transfers: NFTs are on fire
According to the official announcement shared by Zapper representatives, they have just created a tool to index all non-replaceable token transfers on the leading marketplace OpenSea.
The developers of @zapper_fi just finished indexing all NFT transfers and OpenSea sales since block 0 on the mainnet.
that is:
– ~26k collections
– ~25 million NFT transfers
– ~12 billion revenue on OpenSea
– Very bullish pic.twitter.com/HBcikBl5VN— felixd.eth 🦇🔊🐼 (@__felixd) January 25, 2022
This tool (it’s not open source) has just completed its first analysis and revealed the key figures of OpenSea’s performance. In total, 26,000 collections have been launched on OpenSea since launch.
Twenty-five million non-fungible tokens were transferred between NFT enthusiasts through the leading marketplace. In total, OpenSea has surpassed $12 billion in revenue.
Félix Descôteaux, lead developer of Zapper, is sure that this segment has great prospects:
Very bullish.
OpenSea Doubles Its Bet on Multi-Chain Expansion: Solana, Fantom Are Integrated
He also revealed that after OpenSea, the said tool will be able to browse other systems for non-fungible token sales.
Earlier today, OpenSea made headlines when crypto blogger shared a screenshot hinting at the integration of Fantom (FTM) and Solana (SOL), the most popular blockchains of 2021.
Both Solana and Ethereum are more resource efficient than Ethereum (ETH), which is currently the main platform for OpenSea NFT transactions.