Data: Blur deals total $10 billion
DappRadar data shows that NFT aggregator platform Blur has reached the $10 billion milestone in total transaction volume, with the platform's current total number of traders standing at around 396,430. Historical data shows that the Blur platform surpassed $8 billion in trading volume in mid-January this year, $9 billion in early March, and $9.5 billion on March 16, which means that the value of the metric has grown by more than 5% over the past month. As for other NFT markets, the current OpenSea NFT market transactions totaled about $36.78 billion, with a total of about 5.32 million traders; LooksRare transactions totaled $4.86 billion, with a total of more than 156,000 traders.
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