Blur, the largest non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace by trading volume, has set a new record for its three-week market share among Ethereum NFT platforms, reaching 77.86%, 81.39%, and 79.44% respectively from June 2 to June 23. The first week of 2024 saw Blur's weekly volume share peak at 82.78%.

Despite this, June is set to be the year's worst month so far in terms of USD sales, with Blur handling $214.5 million worth of NFT trades, a 24% decrease from May's $282 million. This marks the sixth consecutive month of falling sales since January, Blur's best month in almost a year.

Interestingly, OpenSea, the previous market leader, is showing signs of recovery. On June 26, it surpassed Blur in 24-hour volume for only the third day in three months. This resurgence may be linked to the launch of Blast, a layer 2 for Ethereum backed by the Blur team. With Blast now live and rewards on Blur declining, users may be exploring other NFT platforms like OpenSea, which continues to have the highest number of traders.