Data: The crypto market generally declined, with BTC falling below $113,000, and only the AI sector saw gains.
ChainCatcher news, according to SoSoValue data, most sectors in the crypto market have generally declined. Among them, Bitcoin (BTC) fell by 1.1%, dropping below $113,000. At the same time, Ethereum (ETH) dropped by 2.08%, falling below $4,200.
Only the AI sector saw a slight increase of 0.46%. Within the sector, ChainOpera AI (COAI) surged by 26.56%, and Bittensor (TAO) rose by 1.16%.
In other sectors, the PayFi sector dropped by 2.63% in the past 24 hours. Within the sector, Monero (XMR) and Telcoin (TEL) rose by 2.77% and 5.1% respectively; the DeFi sector fell by 2.99%, with PancakeSwap (CAKE) dropping by 4.99%; the Meme sector declined by 3.39%, but 4 defied the trend and rose by 24.88%; the Layer2 sector dropped by 3.67%, with Zora (ZORA) remaining relatively strong, up 10.47%; the Layer1 sector fell by 3.89%, with Zcash (ZEC) up 2.56%; the CeFi sector dropped by 5.08%, and Aster (ASTER) climbed 3.89% during the session.


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