Mad Lads briefly boosts Tensor’s NFT trading volume past Magic Eden
Tensor topped Magic Eden’s 24-hour sales volume on Wednesday afternoon in Hong Kong to have a brief stint as Solana’s top non-fungible tokens marketplace.
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Fast facts
- Tensor said on Twitter that it had a 24-hour trading volume of 108,073 SOL (US$2.424 million). This accounted for 46.9% of the combined trading volume of the top five marketplaces on the Solana blockchain.
- Tensor’s reign as Solana’s top NFT marketplace was short-lived, as Magic Eden reclaimed the spot on Wednesday evening. Magic Eden had a trading volume of 104,820 SOL in the 24 hours to 8 p.m. in Hong Kong, while Tensor recorded 100,000 SOL, according to data from Solana tracker Tiexo.
- Transactions on both marketplaces were dominated by Mad Lads, a Solana-based NFT collection launched last Friday. It recorded over US$1.85 million in secondary sales in the past 24 hours, making it the most traded collection across all blockchains, according to CryptoSlam, the data arm of Forkast Labs.
- During that time frame, almost 56,000 SOL worth of Mad Lads tokens were traded on Tensor, while Magic Eden had around 36,000 SOL, according to Tiexo data.
- Activity on Tensor started to pick up significantly last month after it launched an airdrop as part of its reward program, a strategy similar to what Ethereum NFT marketplace Blur recently deployed to draw customers from OpenSea.
- The Forkast SOL Composite, a measurement of Solana NFT market performance, rose 0.24% in the 24 hours to 8 p.m. in Hong Kong on Wednesday.
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