Data from SoSoValue showed a broad pullback across the crypto market after a sharp rebound, with Layer2 standing out as the only relatively resilient sector over the past 24 hours. The segment rose 1.13%, led by Stacks (STX), which gained 16.73%, and Polygon (POL), up 6.29%.
Among major cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin (BTC) fell 1.10% and slipped below $79,000, while Ethereum (ETH) dropped 1.61% and moved below $2,500. Other sectors were mostly in the red. DeFi declined 0.38%, with Ethena (ENA) down 7.78%, though Hyperliquid (HYPE) posted a 1.89% gain. CeFi fell 1.65%, with OKB down 3.12%.
Layer1 lost 2.39%, as Zcash (ZEC) dropped 6.44%. Meme tokens fell 3.42%, although SPX6900 (SPX) rose 13.33% against the trend. PayFi recorded the steepest sector decline in the report, down 3.99%, while Dash (DASH) fell 10.10%.
SoSoValue data, cited by ChainCatcher, shows the crypto market swinging back into the red after a sharp rebound. Most sectors took losses over the past 24 hours. Layer2 stood alone, up 1.13%.
Inside Layer2, Stacks (STX) jumped 16.73%. Polygon (POL) gained 6.29%.
Among the big names, Bitcoin (BTC) slipped 1.10% and fell below $79,000. Ethereum (ETH) dropped 1.61% and moved under $2,500.
Performance across other sectors
DeFi edged down 0.38%. Ethena (ENA) sank 7.78%, but Hyperliquid (HYPE) managed a 1.89% rise.
CeFi lost 1.65%. OKB (OKB) was down 3.12%.
Layer1 fell 2.39%. Zcash (ZEC) slid 6.44%.
The Meme sector dropped 3.42%. Still, SPX6900 (SPX) climbed 13.33%, going against the wider move.
PayFi fell 3.99%. And Dash (DASH) tumbled 10.10%.
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