Most crypto sectors moved lower on Nov. 4, according to SoSoValue, with GameFi posting the steepest drop among the segments listed and several individual tokens seeing sharper losses than their broader categories. GameFi fell 3.07% over 24 hours, while AI lost 1.29%, Layer2 slipped 0.16%, Layer1 fell 0.52%, CeFi dropped 0.96%, and DeFi declined 1.58%.
Within those groups, Beam (BEAM) fell 10.39%, Unibase (UB) lost 4.73%, Akedo (AKE) dropped 32.52%, OKB fell 1.95%, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) declined 2.09%. A few names bucked the trend: SOON rose 8.67% in Layer2, and Injective (INJ) gained 2.12% in Layer1.
PayFi and Meme were the only sectors in the report to post gains. PayFi rose 0.68%, led by Zcash (ZEC), up 4.59%, and Monero (XMR), up 3.67%. Meme edged up 0.04%, with Pump.fun (PUMP) gaining 7.05%. On the index side, ssiLayer2 rose 0.35% and ssiNFT added 0.14%, while ssiGameFi fell 2.36%.
Most crypto sectors were in the red on Nov. 4, according to SoSoValue data.
GameFi fell 3.07% over the past 24 hours, with Beam (BEAM) down 10.39%. The AI sector lost 1.29%, while Unibase (UB) fell 4.73% and Akedo (AKE) dropped 32.52%. Layer2 slipped 0.16%, though SOON rose 8.67%. Layer1 fell 0.52%, with Injective (INJ) up 2.12%. CeFi declined 0.96%, and OKB fell 1.95%. DeFi dropped 1.58%, with Hyperliquid (HYPE) down 2.09%.
Two sectors posted gains. PayFi rose 0.68%, led by Zcash (ZEC), up 4.59%, and Monero (XMR), up 3.67%. Meme edged up 0.04%, with Pump.fun (PUMP) gaining 7.05%.
Among crypto sector indexes, ssiLayer2 rose 0.35%, ssiNFT added 0.14%, and ssiGameFi fell 2.36%.
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