The all-time NFT sales volume of OpenSea exceeds $ 20 billion-

data show that OpenSea, the marketplace for non-fungible tokens (NFT), has exceeded $ 20 billion in all-time sales. More than 1.2 million dealers have used the platform on the leading NFT marketplace since the market launch in 2017.

1.2 million Openea dealers and $ 20 billion in sales volume

metrics show that the NFT-Marktplatz OpenSea has exceeded all-time turnover volume of over 20 billion US dollar. The NFT market was launched five years ago by the entrepreneurs Devin Finzer and Alex Atallah.

OpenSea enables users to sell NFTs at a fixed price, and you can also use the auction method to sell your non -fungable tokens. When the market started in 2017, Ethereum was the blockchain of choice, but recently Openea added support for the Layer-TWO (L2) polygon blockchain network.

dune analysis data shows that the transaction number and the USD volume of OpenSea have risen in the last 30 days. At the time of writing this article, the key figures from Dappradar.com show that 30-day sales have risen by 35.17 %.

While OpenSea is the leading NFT marketplace today, the newcomer looks rarely was a competitor. The data show that the all-time volume of the NFT market Looksrare is $ 14.68 billion, but Lookrare's trading volume is taken into account . .

The sales figures of Looksrare were Analytics-Webportals How the market was met . "

OpenSea has a lot of competitors such as Rarible, Magic Eden, Atomic Market, Superrare.co, Foundation, Digitalyes Market and more. Magic Eden, which processes most sales from the above-mentioned NFT markets, has only achieved $ 582.31 million in all-time sales.

Axie Infinity, on the other hand, has processed a total turnover of $ 4.08 billion and ranks the project in terms of third place behind OpenSea and Looksrare in terms of the amount of the NFT sales.

Before the 20-billion dollar turnover of all times, OpenSea January the company the company valuation drives to $ 13.3 billion.

Jamie Redman

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