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Monthly sales of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) fell to $320 million in November, a decrease of 49% from $629 million in October.
The total market capitalization has dropped by 66% from $9.2 billion in January to just $3.1 billion currently.
The non-fungible token (NFT) sector is experiencing a continuous decline, recording its worst performance in 2025 with trading volumes dropping across various major groups. According to CryptoSlam analyses, monthly sales in November fell to just $320 million, a sharp decrease of 49% from October's figure of $629 million. The total market capitalization of the sector has decreased to $3.1 billion, a significant drop of 66% from its peak of $9.2 billion in January.
The first week of December saw sales of only 62 million dollars, marking the slowest weekly performance of the year, indicating a continued decline. Industry experts say that momentum appears to have completely stalled, and there are very few signs of recovery in the near future.
Leading digital token collections are experiencing widespread losses.
Overall, the value of most leading non-fungible token (NFT) collections, which have been around for a long time, declined significantly during November. There were only a few exceptions that managed to break away from the prevailing negative market trend.
The value of the CryptoPunks collection, which remains the collection with the highest market capitalization, decreased by 12% over the past month. The value of the Bored Ape Yacht Club collection dropped by 8.5%, while the value of the Pudgy Penguins collection fell by 10.6%; thus, these figures indicate weakness in digital assets that traditionally enjoyed stability.
In November, the series of artworks faced significant difficulties, with the value of 'Fidenza' dropping by 14.6%, and 'Moonbirds' by 17.9%. The value of 'Mutant Ape Yacht Club' decreased by 13.4%, and 'Chromie Squiggle' by 5.6%, reflecting the widespread selling pressure in this sector. The largest decline in the list of the top ten artworks in November was the drop of 'Hyper' by 48%, making it the worst-performing collection of the month.
In a highly negative market that dominated November, only two collections were able to achieve positive returns. The Infinex Patrons platform, currently ranked second in terms of total market capitalization, saw an increase of 14.9% during the mentioned period, while the Autoglyphs platform performed notably better. The value of this platform specialized in generative art increased by 20.9%, representing the second highest performance rate among all other leading NFT projects during November, in a very challenging market environment.
The prolonged downturn is prompting people to question the short-term prospects of the sector as the end of 2025 approaches, amid declining investor interest and a low number of participating investors.$NFT
