Digital Collectibles Market Struggles as September NFT Sales Slide by 47.9%

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Digital Collectibles Market Struggles as September NFT Sales Slide by 47.9%Over the last two weeks, non-fungible token (NFT) sales have enjoyed steady week-over-week increases. However, when we compare the numbers from September to August, the story takes a different turn. Data from Cryptoslam.io reveals that September saw a 47.9% drop in total digital collectible sales compared to the previous month. NFT Market Faces Continued Decline […]

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