The crypto market shows mixed movements, with the SocialFi sector up over 5.5% and the GameFi sector down over 6%.
According to Odaily, data from SoSoValue shows a diverging trend in the crypto market sectors. The SocialFi sector rose by 5.90% over 24 hours, with Toncoin (TON) surging by 8.73% within the sector. The DePIN sector increased by 2.99%, with Render (RENDER) up 9.24% and Grass (GRASS) up 13.67% in their respective areas.
In other sectors, the AI sector rose by 0.06%, with Unibase (UB) soaring by 18.95%. The Layer2 sector also rose by 0.06%, with Celestia (TIA) up by 11.44%.
In addition, the Layer1 sector fell by 0.28%, but NEAR Protocol (NEAR) gained 12.14%. The CeFi sector dropped by 0.35%, but Bitget Token (BGB) remained relatively resilient, rising by 0.71%. The Meme sector fell by 1.23%, yet MemeCore (M) defied the trend and gained 3.63%. The PayFi sector dropped by 1.26%, with Ultima (ULTIMA) spiking 1.59% during the session. The DeFi sector fell by 2.22%, while Hyperliquid (HYPE) pulled back by 3.28% after reaching a new high, falling below $60.
The crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiSocialFi and ssiLayer2 indices rose by 7.27% and 0.09%, respectively, while the ssiRWA index declined by 9.13%.
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