The Polygon network has been recording an increase in the number of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) sold on the platform. The number of NFTs sold on the layer-two network recently hit an all-time high of almost two million.

A report from Dune Analytics noted that the number of NFTs sold on the Polygon network marks a 60% increase compared to the number of NFTs sold in November.

Additionally, this is the third consecutive network that Polygon has been recording a rise in NFTs on the network.

Polygon is a scaling solution based on the Ethereum blockchain. The Polygon ecosystem attempts to create, distribute and manage securities in the blockchain sector. The network has recorded notable growth over the past year.

Currently, Polygon boasts of 3,000 decentralized applications (Dapps) on the network. The network has also recorded a notable growth in the total value locked (TVL) that currently stands at around $3.86 Billion.

Additionally, the number of unique daily active PoS addresses is almost reaching a record high. Data from January 5, 2022, shows that the number of active PoS chain addresses currently sits at 554,163. This is close to the record high of 566,516 set on October 2, 2021.

The Polygon network has been making notable growth and its co-founder Sandeep Nailwal has noted that this growth has been attributed to the network attracting a wide range of gaming projects and platforms.

The Ethereum network has faced much competition from scalable layer one and layer two networks. However, the current data shows that the network is still far ahead of its rival networks, such as Polygon.

The recent network activity report shared by Electric Capital shows that the Ethereum network has more than 4,000 monthly active developers working on the project. This is significantly higher than the 680 developers working on the Bitcoin network.