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The crypto market continues its downward trend, with the Meme sector leading the decline by over 5%, but BTC rises against the trend.

The crypto market continues its downward trend, with the Meme sector leading the decline by over 5%, but BTC rises against the trend.

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2026/02/09 02:22
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According to data from SoSoValue, the cryptocurrency market sector continues its downward trend. The Meme sector dropped 5.01% in the past 24 hours, with MemeCore (M), which had previously seen significant gains, falling by 29.56%. However, BUILDon (B) and PIPPIN (PIPPIN) bucked the trend, rising by 11.24% and 39.36% respectively. Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) fell by 1.67%, remaining above $2,000. Notably, Bitcoin (BTC) remained relatively strong, rising by 1.13% and breaking through $70,000.

In other sectors, the PayFi sector dropped 0.82% in the past 24 hours, with Telcoin (TEL) rising by 1.82% within the sector. The DeFi sector fell by 0.85%, with Hyperliquid (HYPE) surging 3.26% during trading. The CeFi sector declined by 0.94%, but Aster (ASTER) saw a significant increase of 8.19%. The Layer1 sector dropped 1.87%, with Kaspa (KAS) rising 6.03%. Layer2 fell 1.91%, and Stacks (STX) dropped 3.20%.

Indices reflecting the historical performance of sectors show that the ssiRWA and ssiDeFi indices rose by 3.31% and 1.61% respectively, while the ssiMeme index fell by 6.07%.

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