NFT Sales Volume by Chain and Marketplace
Daily NFT sales value, sale counts, buyers and sellers across chains and marketplaces, with wash trades counted apart.
Multi-chainEthereumSolana+3Which blockchain games have the most daily active wallets?
On-chain games sorted by the distinct wallets playing each day, with transactions, new players and in-game asset trades beside them.
The table as it will open in Strata. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
One row One row per game per chain, on the latest complete UTC daySorted by Daily active wallets, highest first
| Game | Chain | Daily active wallets | 30-day average | 30-day change | Transactions | New wallets | Asset tradesUSD | Share of chain | Likely bot share | Receipt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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This table ranks blockchain games by the number of distinct wallets that interact with their contracts each day, the closest on-chain measure of how many people play. Beside it are transactions, new wallets and trades of each game's NFTs and tokens, so a game's play can be told apart from the trading around it.
Wallets are not players: one person can use several, and bots can drive activity, especially where play earns tokens. The table shows the share of transactions from wallets with bot-like patterns, and every count links to the contracts it was read from, so readers can judge each game's numbers for themselves.
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Sort the table by daily active wallets for the latest complete day, or by the 30-day average for a steadier view. Wallet counts measure on-chain interactions, so a game that keeps most of its play off-chain can rank lower than its player numbers.
An active wallet is a distinct address that sends a transaction to one of the game's contracts in a day. It overstates players who use several wallets and understates games that put only some actions on-chain, which the table notes per game.
Activity varies widely between games and over time. The table shows each game's daily active wallets and its 30-day change, so a reader can see which games still draw players and which have gone quiet.
A game appears once its contracts are in the registry for a covered chain. Games on chains that are not covered yet, or that keep play off-chain, are listed as not covered rather than ranked at zero.
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