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Data: The crypto market mostly declined, with the NFT sector dropping over 7%, while only the AI and SocialFi sectors remained relatively resilient.
Mars Finance reports that according to SoSoValue data, most sectors in the crypto market are down. Among them, the NFT sector, which performed well yesterday, has decreased by 7.38% over the past 24 hours. Within the sector, Audiera (BEAT) continued to decline after a slight rebound, dropping 40.02%. Pudgy Penguins (PENGU), Apecoin (APE) each fell by 2.32% and 2.59%. Additionally, the AI and SocialFi sectors are relatively resilient, with 24-hour increases of 0.40% and 0.69%, respectively. In the AI sector, Bittensor (TAO) rose 1.05%, and 0G (0G) surged 35.23%. In the SocialFi sector, Cheelee (CHEEL) soared by 102.80%.
Other sectors include the DeFi sector, which declined 0.54%. Within it, Maple Finance (SYRUP) remained relatively strong, rising 9.24%. The PayFi sector fell 0.71%, with Bitcoin Cash (BCH) up 4.95%. The CeFi sector decreased by 0.86%, with Canton Network (CC) down 4.25%. The Layer2 sector declined 0.93%, but Merlin Chain (MERL) increased by 4.85%. The Layer1 sector fell 1.46%, though Algorand (ALGO) surged 2.30% during the day. The Meme sector dropped 2.93%, but PIPPIN (PIPPIN) defied the trend with a 4.56% increase.
The crypto sector index reflecting historical sector performance shows that ssiSocialFi increased by 0.26%, while ssiMeme and ssiDeFi indices decreased by 3.23% and 0.74%, respectively.