Collectors have spent more than $ 7.1 million on Panini blockchain so far in September to establish a platform record for the second consecutive month.
The total of September, in less than 12 days, has already overshadowed the record of $ 7 million spent on the platform in August. The total of August beaten the $ 6.8 million spent in March.
Before 2025, the most spent on the platform in a single month, according to the Panini Blockchain public archives, was $ 6.68 million in July 2021.
The total of September was motivated by a significant increase in the average price per transaction. The average sale was less than $ 30 from the start of 2022 to 2024, but started to climb since February.
Friday morning, the average transaction price of September was more than $ 99, which has been helped by a number of high -end sales in recent days, including the $ 175,000 record paid for Green Kaboom 1/1 NFT CAITLIN Clark on Monday.
According to Panini Blockchain Records, three NFTs sold for $ 50,000 or more, and 20 sold for $ 10,000 or more in the last week.
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The current week, which started on September 7, was the strongest ever recorded for the platform with $ 3.96 million already spent.
“Although the push has been” recent “, it really comes back to continuous development and engagement to improve the user experience on our Panini blockchain platform, in particular by giving them the tools to follow recent sales and identify the players on which they want to keep their eyes,” said Jason Howarth, main vice-president of marketing and relationships with Panini America athletes.
“What is also pleasant to say is that you have seen sales not only of our first Panini blockchain collections, but more current, including the WNBA recruit royalty product, which was also extremely popular as a physical product.”
Blockchain Panini was launched in January 2020 with cards featuring stars of the NBA, NFL, NASCAR and more. Amateurs spent $ 1.6 million on the platform in 4,452 transactions in total in 2020.
The collectors then spent more than $ 25 million on the platform in 2021 while the interest in collectibles increased during the Pandemic COVID-19. A record of $ 31.8 million was spent on the platform in 2022 when the total transactions more than doubled compared to the 561,540 to 1.24 million 2021.
The interest in the platform was cooled in 2023 (14.9 million dollars) and 2024 ($ 13.5 million) before 2025 has become another year of small groups. Collectors have already spent more than $ 39.8 million in Panini blockchain in 2025 in nearly 1.2 million transactions.
The total record for this year has been fired by the highest average transaction price ($ 28.63) since the start of the platform in 2020.
The Panini Blockchain record in September also arrives alongside a booming physical negotiating card market, which saw more than $ 416 million spent online in August. This record result was highlighted by the exquisite collection of $ 12.93 million for the exquisite collection of the higher game 2007-08 Michael Jordan-Kobe Bryant Dual Logoman 1/1, which set a record for the sale of the most expensive public sports cards.
Ben Burrows is a journalist and editor -in -chief of the CLLCT, the first company culture company. He was previously the editor -in -chief of collectibles at Sports Illustrated. You can follow it on X and Instagram @benmburrows.
