Crypto sector rebounds broadly, DeFi sector rises over 2%, only SocialFi sector declines
Foresight News reports that, according to SoSoValue data, the crypto market sectors have generally rebounded, with the DeFi sector showing outstanding performance, rising 2.28% over 24 hours. Within this sector, Hyperliquid (HYPE) climbed 3.55%, DeXe (DEXE), Uniswap (UNI), and Lido DAO (LDO) rose by 4.96%, 5.32%, and 11.80% respectively. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) increased by 0.80%, surpassing 65 thousand US dollars; Ethereum (ETH) rose 1.88%, breaking through 1,900 US dollars.
In other sectors, the RWA sector rose 2.02% in 24 hours, with Maple Finance (SYRUP) up 6.13%; the PayFi sector increased by 1.00%, with Telcoin (TEL) up 2.62%; the Layer1 sector gained 0.62%, with NEAR Protocol (NEAR) rising 4.40%; the CeFi sector was up 0.22%, with NEXO (NEXO) climbing 1.85%; the Meme sector rose 0.17%, with Bonk (BONK) surging 15.22%; the Layer2 sector gained 0.04%, with Arbitrum (ARB) up 2.14%. Only the SocialFi sector saw a slight decline of 0.96%, where Gram (GRAM) fell 0.76%, but Chiliz (CHZ) rose 3.06%. The crypto sector index reflecting historical sector trends shows that the ssiDeFi, ssiRWA, and ssiDePIN indices rose by 2.38%, 2.14%, and 1.59%, respectively.
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