The crypto market generally declined, with BTC briefly falling below $66,000, while only the SocialFi sector remained relatively resilient.
According to SoSoValue data reported by Odaily, the cryptocurrency market has generally declined. Bitcoin (BTC) fell by 1.63%, at one point dropping below $66,000; Ethereum (ETH) dropped by 1.15%, falling below $2,000. Only the SocialFi sector remained relatively resilient, rising 0.53% over 24 hours, with Chiliz (CHZ) up 6.30% within the sector.
In other sectors, the Layer2 sector led the market decline, falling 1.85% over 24 hours, with Mantle (MNT) down 3.61%; the PayFi sector dropped 1.17%, but Trust Wallet (TWT) rose 1.91%; the CeFi sector fell 0.87%, while Aster (ASTER) increased by 0.15%; the Meme sector dropped 0.69%, with Siren (SIREN) bucking the trend and rising 10.80%; the Layer1 sector fell 0.67%, with Polkadot (DOT) surging 1.66% during trading; the DeFi sector dropped 0.60%, with Morpho Token (MORPHO) remaining relatively strong, up 3.12% within the sector.
Indices reflecting the historical performance of sectors in the crypto market show that the ssiRWA and ssiSocialFi indices rose by 1.80% and 1.35% respectively, while the ssiAI index fell by 2.47%.
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