Non-fungible token (NFT) markets are experiencing a stunning landslide in the wake of the news of Binancers potential acquisition of FTX, shaking up several prominent exchanges.

Built on the backs of Ethereum and Solana, NFTs have fallen in value drastically in the past day since a scoop from CoinDesk spurred the collapse of FTX. While Binancers plan to purchase Sam Bankman-Friedrs crypto empire briefly paused prices from dropping, fresh doubts that the deal will finalize have driven prices down again.

In the past day, ETH has fallen nearly 7% and SOL has tumbled 37%.

Solana's price drop on Monday sparked speculation that Alameda had sold off a large tranche of SOL in a rush to earn new liquidity. The research firm's balance sheet showed SOL as its second-largest holding.

Regardless of what actually happened, NFT marketplaces are feeling the pain of this contagion.

According to data from Dune Analytics, OpenSears daily NFT trading volume on Solana has fallen from about 4,900 SOL, or $70,000, to just shy of 1,000 SOL, or $14,000 since Tuesday. For Solana-based leading NFT marketplace Magic Eden, trading volume of SOL has fallen from about 153,000 SOL or $2.5 million to almost 84,000 SOL, or about $1.4 million.

Additional data from Dune showcases OpenSears daily trading volume on Ethereum has also fallen from about 6,000 ETH, or $7.1 million, to about 3,900 ETH or $4.6 million in the past day.

According to a Tweet posted Wednesday by Twitter user @Punk9059, director of research at NFT collective PROOF, OpenSea is experiencing its all-time high ratio of wrapped ETH to ETH volume, meaning that NFT buyers are purchasing NFTs at bid prices, rather than buyers purchasing assets at sellerrs offer prices, suggesting that users are trying to liquidate as soon as possible.

While FTX.USrs NFT marketplace wonrt be a part of Binancers basket at checkout, itrs home to NFTs built on Solana and Ethereum, whose values are tanking as these tokens face the blow of these assets dropping in value while liquidations are underway.

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