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Most of the crypto market pulls back, but SocialFi and AI sectors see modest gains

Most of the crypto market pulls back, but SocialFi and AI sectors see modest gains

ForesightNewsForesightNews2026/04/20 02:24
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Foresight News reports, according to SoSoValue data, due to macro factors such as the small-scale clash between the US and Iran on Sunday, the overall trend of the crypto market sectors is downward. Bitcoin (BTC) fell by 1.11% in 24 hours, dropping to around 74,000 US dollars, while Ethereum (ETH) dropped by 2.37%, falling below 2,300 US dollars. However, the SocialFi and AI sectors saw slight increases, rising 1.92% and 0.95% respectively in 24 hours. Within the SocialFi sector, Toncoin (TON) and Chiliz (CHZ) rose by 1.49% and 4.60% respectively. In the AI sector, Pieverse (PIEVERSE) surged by 77.43%, and Venice Token (VVV) increased by 4.89%.


In other sectors, the CeFi sector fell by 0.86% over 24 hours, but Bitget Token (BGB) rose by 1.35%; the Layer1 sector declined by 1.06%, with Canton Network (CC) remaining relatively strong, up 1.64%; the PayFi sector fell by 1.46%, while Monero (XMR) gained 0.41% within the day; the Meme sector dropped by 2.17%, with MemeCore (M) decreasing by 6.03%; the DeFi sector dropped by 2.24%, while Reserve Rights (RSR) bucked the trend and rose by 10.52%; the Layer2 sector fell 2.28%, and Arbitrum (ARB) dropped by 0.39%. According to the crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance, the ssiMeme, ssiDeFi, and ssiLayer2 indices declined by 3.00%, 2.70%, and 2.63% respectively.

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