Data: The crypto market is generally rising, with BTC surpassing $105,000 and ETH up over 7%.
ChainCatcher news, according to SoSoValue data, the Senate has reached an agreement to extend government funding, resolving the government shutdown issue and reducing macro-level uncertainty. As a result, the overall crypto market has strengthened, with Bitcoin (BTC) rising 3.78% and breaking through $105,000; Ethereum (ETH) increased by 7.03%, rising above $3,600.
In addition, the DeFi sector performed strongly, up 5.35%, with Uniswap (UNI) rising 12.03% and Aerodrome Finance (AERO) up 14.58%. Notably, MAG7.ssi rose 4.9%, DEFI.ssi increased 6.19%, and MEME.ssi was up 4.08%.
Other standout sectors include: the RWA sector, which rose 5.16% in 24 hours, with Sky (SKY) and Keeta (KTA) up 5.97% and 13.76% respectively; the PayFi sector increased by 4.94%, with COTI (COTI) up 60.71% and Monero (XMR) rising 8.73%.
In other sectors, the Meme sector rose 3.86% in 24 hours, with Giggle Fund (GIGGLE) up 20.96%; the Layer 1 sector increased by 3.11%, with Zcash (ZEC) up 11.93% within the sector; the CeFi sector rose 2.3%, with Aster (ASTER) up 9.06%; and the Layer 2 sector increased by 1.66%, with Starknet (STRK) up 9.34%.
Crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiDeFi, ssiLayer1, and ssiRWA indices rose by 6.58%, 5.29%, and 4.92% respectively.

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