The crypto market shows mixed movements, with the NFT sector up by 2.33%, while Layer2 and PayFi sectors see slight declines.
According to data from SoSoValue, the overall crypto market sector showed a volatile trend. The NFT sector, which experienced a significant drop yesterday, rose by 2.33% in the past 24 hours. Within the sector, Audiera (BEAT) stabilized and rebounded, increasing by 5.31%, while Apecoin (APE) and Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) rose by 3.49% and 3.87% respectively. However, APENFT (NFT) fell by 4.88%. In addition, Bitcoin (BTC) increased by 0.19%, surpassing $87,000; Ethereum (ETH) dropped by 0.39%, continuing to fluctuate narrowly around the $3,000 mark.
In other sectors, the AI sector rose by 1.16%, with 0G (0G) up by 8.82%; the DeFi sector increased by 0.70%, with Hyperliquid (HYPE) up by 3.35%; the CeFi sector rose by 0.64%, and Canton Network (CC) surged by 11.60%; the Meme sector increased by 0.55%, with PIPPIN (PIPPIN) up by 6.81%; the Layer1 sector rose by 0.24%, with Zcash (ZEC) up by 5.54%.
Additionally, the Layer2 sector fell by 0.25%, but Linea (LINEA) rose by 5.35%; the PayFi sector dropped by 0.66%, with Ultima (ULTIMA) spiking by 3.62% during trading.
Indices reflecting the historical performance of crypto sectors show that the ssiAI, ssiNFT, and ssiSocialFi indices rose by 1.43%, 1.33%, and 1.30% respectively.
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