The crypto market sees a general pullback, with the NFT sector leading the decline by nearly 4% and BTC falling below $80,000.
Foresight News reports, citing SoSoValue data, that the crypto market has generally pulled back, with the NFT sector leading the decline over the past 24 hours with a drop of 3.95%. Within the sector, Audiera (BEAT) rose by 6.27%, while ApeCoin (APE) fell by 4.64%. In addition, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped 1.93%, falling below $80,000; Ethereum (ETH) declined 1.23%, falling below $2,300.
In other sectors, the Meme sector fell 0.25% over 24 hours, with TROLL (TROLL) remaining relatively strong, rising 24.93%; the CeFi sector dropped 0.60%, with Cronos (CRO) down 5.54%; the PayFi sector declined by 1.69%, with Dash (DASH) down 6.84%; the Layer1 sector fell 2.15%, but Canton Network (CC) rose by 1.45%; the DeFi sector declined 3.16%, with LAB (LAB) surging 22.84%; the AI sector declined 3.57%, with Unibase (UB) spiking 32.63% intraday; the Layer2 sector dropped 3.60%, and zkSync (ZK) fell 8.37%. Crypto sector indices reflecting historical trends in the sectors show the ssiRWA, ssiAI, and ssiSocialFi indices fell by 9.26%, 9.25%, and 8.42%, respectively.
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