More NFTs, less money: Supply rose to 1.3B as sales fell 37% in 2025
NFT minting accelerated even as buyers spent less, pushing the market toward a high-volume, low-price dynamic.
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NFT minting accelerated even as buyers spent less, pushing the market toward a high-volume, low-price dynamic.
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