Crypto sectors diverge in price movements, the AI sector rises over 3.5%, and BTC falls below $63,000
Foresight News reports, according to SoSoValue data, the crypto market sectors showed mixed performance. The AI sector rose 3.59% in the past 24 hours, with Worldcoin (WLD) surging 22%, SkyAI (SKYAI) and Tagger (TAG) rising 6.26% and 10.28% respectively. Meanwhile, the DeFi sector rose 1.93%; Hyperliquid (HYPE) increased by 2.20%, briefly topping $75 and setting another all-time high. Ethena (ENA) surged 21.51% due to factors such as the first investment in its token by a certain exchange’s Ventures. In addition, Bitcoin (BTC) declined again by 6.19%, at one point dropping below $62,000; Ethereum (ETH) fell 4.52%, breaking below $1,800.
In other sectors, the RWA sector rose 1.48% over 24 hours, with Ondo Finance (ONDO) up 0.56% within the sector; the NFT sector increased 2.55%, with Audiera (BEAT) rising 19.27%. The Layer2 sector fell 1.04%, Polygon (POL) rose 0.69%; the Meme sector dropped 1.85%; the Layer1 sector decreased 3.67%, while Kaspa (KAS) advanced 6.30%. The PayFi sector declined 3.73%, as Monero (XMR) grew 7.60%; the CeFi sector fell 5.14%, with Aster (ASTER) up 0.15%. According to the crypto sector index reflecting sector historical trends, the ssiSocialFi, ssiCeFi, and ssiMAG7 indices fell by 8.61%, 5.61%, and 5.35% respectively.
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