November sales drop to $320 million and early December signals continued weakness across major NFT collections
The prolonged NFT market downturn has deepened, with monthly sales volumes hitting their lowest level of the year. Fresh market data reveals a significant decline in digital collectible demand, marking the steepest slump since late 2024.
According to recent analytics, NFT sales fell to $320 million in November a sharp drop from the $629 million recorded just one month earlier. This downturn pushed monthly volumes back to levels last seen in September 2024, when sales reached $312 million. Early activity for December has been similarly muted, with only $62 million generated between Dec. 1–7, the weakest weekly performance of 2025.
The market’s contraction is further reflected in overall valuations. Data shows the NFT sector’s market capitalization has fallen to $3.1 billion, marking a steep 66% decline from January’s $9.2 billion peak. This slide has impacted nearly all of the largest collections, underscoring the broad cooling of demand.
Most leading NFTs mirrored the pullback. CryptoPunks dropped 12%, Bored Ape Yacht Club declined 8.5%, and Pudgy Penguins fell 10.6% over the past month. Art-focused collections saw similar weakness, with Fidenza down 14.6%, Moonbirds sliding 17.9%, and Mutant Ape Yacht Club losing 13.4%. The most severe drop came from Hypurr, which fell 48%.
Despite the wider decline, pockets of resilience emerged. Infinex Patrons gained 14.9%, while Autoglyphs surged 20.9%, standing out as rare outperformers during the ongoing downturn.
As 2025 advances, the persistent slide in sales and valuations indicates an extended NFT winter, with momentum yet to show signs of recovery.
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