The crypto market is fluctuating downward, with the SocialFi sector down nearly 3%, but the RWA and NFT sectors remain relatively resilient.
Foresight News reported, according to SoSoValue data, after a series of rebounds, the crypto market experienced a pullback. The SocialFi sector fell 2.73% in 24 hours, with Gram (GRAM) dropping 2.74% within the sector. In addition, the RWA and NFT sectors performed well, with the RWA sector rising 1.63%, including a 15.19% increase in RE; the NFT sector was up 1.88%, Audiera (BEAT) gained 5.78%, and APENFT (NFT) rose 1.23%.
In other sectors, the CeFi sector slipped 0.67% in 24 hours, with Cronos (CRO) down 2.11%. The Layer2 sector dropped 0.82%, but Starknet (STRK) rose 1.74%; the Layer1 sector fell 0.90%, while Hedera (HBAR) bucked the trend and gained 4.67%. The PayFi sector decreased by 1.11%, with Dash (DASH) down 4.31%; the DeFi sector was down 1.51%, Hyperliquid (HYPE) lost 3.61%; the Meme sector declined 1.68%, with Pump.fun (PUMP) falling 7.82%. According to the crypto sector index reflecting historical performance, the ssiRWA index rose 1.67%, while the ssiSocialFi and ssiDePIN indexes dropped 2.79% and 1.41%, respectively.
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