The NFT and meme coin markets have both shown signs of recovery over the past week, supported by a broader rebound in risk appetite across the cryptocurrency sector.

? UPDATE: NFT and memecoin markets are rebounding as traders rotate back into risk assets.

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According to CoinGecko data, the NFT market capitalization climbed from approximately $3.5 billion to $3.7 billion as of November 5, which is a 6% weekly increase. Meanwhile, meme coins also surged, with total market capitalization expanding from $47 billion to $50 billion during the same period.

NFT Market Sees Modest Gains After Prolonged Decline

Data from Cryptoslam indicates that while the overall NFT market improved, only a handful of major collections recorded significant increases in sales.

• CryptoPunks sales rose 22.8% to roughly $3 million in the past seven days.

• Mutant Ape Yacht Club (MAYC) and Milady Maker jumped 36.5% and 80%, respectively.

• Polygon-based project Courtyard gained more than 14%, while smaller collections like Lil Pudgys rose around 24%.

These movements mark a notable turnaround for the NFT market, which had slumped by 46% between October and November, reflecting a return of speculative enthusiasm among digital collectors and traders.

Meme Coins Join the Comeback With Double-Digit Gains

The meme coin sector mirrored the NFT rebound, showing strong price growth across leading tokens, according to CoinMarketCap data.

• Dogecoin (DOGE) climbed 8.7%,

• Shiba Inu (SHIB) rose 10.4%, and

• Pepe (PEPE) advanced 7%.

Solana-based BONK surged 11.8%, while dogwifhat (WIF) and the Donald Trump Official Meme Coin both spiked 14.2%, ranking among the week’s top performers.

The rally suggests renewed retail participation and increased speculative trading, driven by optimism around potential crypto ETF approvals and overall market recovery.

Investor Sentiment Turns Positive

The synchronized recovery across NFTs and meme coins underscores a wider shift in investor sentiment. Analysts say capital is gradually rotating back into high-risk, high-reward digital assets, after months of cautious trading.

While it’s too early to call a full trend reversal, the latest data indicates that NFTs and meme coins are regaining traction as the crypto market stabilizes heading into late 2025.