The crypto market fluctuates within a narrow range, with the RWA sector up over 2%.
According to Odaily, based on SoSoValue data, the overall crypto market is showing a narrow-range oscillation trend. Bitcoin (BTC) fell by 0.38%, remaining around 78,000 USD for several consecutive days; Ethereum (ETH) fell by 0.41%, consolidating above 2,100 USD. The RWA sector performed notably, rising 2.12% over 24 hours, with Centrifuge (CFG) up 6.98%, Plume (PLUME) up 16.85%, and Ondo Finance (ONDO) up 3.24%.
In other sectors, Layer2 was up 0.76%, with Celestia (TIA) up 4.45%; the DeFi sector rose 0.71%, Hyperliquid (HYPE) increased by 2.07%, surpassing 62 USD intraday to reach a new all-time high; Layer1 was up 0.71%, NEAR Protocol (NEAR) rose 17.83%; the CeFi sector advanced by 0.65%, FTX (FTT) increased 1.16%; the Meme sector rose 0.42%, SPX6900 (SPX) was up 2.86%; the PayFi sector fell 0.88%, with Safe (SAFE) up 11.85%.
The crypto sector index reflecting historical sector performance shows the ssiCeFi, ssiLayer2, and ssiLayer1 indices climbed by 0.77%, 0.64%, and 0.51% respectively.
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