Data: Broad Rally in Crypto Markets as BTC Hits All-Time High and ETH Approaches $2,800
According to ChainCatcher, citing SoSoValue data, the cryptocurrency market saw broad gains across sectors, with most rising by approximately 2% to 7%. Bitcoin (BTC) rose 2.35% in the past 24 hours, reaching a record high of $112,000. At the same time, Ethereum (ETH) climbed 6.69%, approaching the $2,800 mark. Additionally, the Meme sector led the gains with a 6.81% increase, with SPX6900 (SPX), dogwifhat (WIF), and MemeCore (M) surging by 12.25%, 13.96%, and 58.65% respectively.
Notably, MAG7.ssi rose 4.16%, MEME.ssi increased 5.50%, and DEFI.ssi was up 5.47%.
Other standout sectors included: the AI sector, which rose 6.53% in 24 hours, with Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) and ai16z (AI16Z) up 10.64% and 12.70% respectively; the GameFi sector, up 6.45%, with GALA and ImmutableX (IMX) rising 8.68% and 9.40%; and the Layer2 sector, up 6.23%, with Celestia (TIA) and Optimism (OP) gaining 7.73% and 8.69% respectively.
In other sectors, the PayFi sector rose 5.40%, with Stellar (XLM) up 13.93%; the DeFi sector increased 5.02%, with Ethena (ENA) up 11.13%; the Layer1 sector climbed 3.62%, with Sui (SUI) up 8.41%; and the CeFi sector rose 1.76%, with Hyperliquid (HYPE) up 6.46%.
Indices reflecting historical sector performance showed that the ssiGameFi, ssiAI, and ssiLayer2 indices rose 6.80%, 6.60%, and 6.41% respectively over the past 24 hours.
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