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GameFi Falls 3.07% as Crypto Market Weakness Spreads; PayFi Holds Firm

Grade Abearish AI signal$BEAM$ZEC$AKE$XMR$PUMP$SOON
SoSoValue data showed continued weakness across crypto sectors, with GameFi down 3.07% over 24 hours. Within the sector, Beam (BEAM) fell 10.39%. AI declined 1.29%, led by a 32.52% further drop in Akedo (AKE) and a 4.73% decline in Unibase (UB). DeFi fell 1.58%, with Hyperliquid (HYPE) down 2.09%, while CeFi slipped 0.96% and OKB declined 1.95%. PayFi was a relative outperformer, rising 0.68% in 24 hours. Zcash (ZEC) gained 4.59% and Monero (XMR) rose 3.67%. The Meme sector added 0.04%, while Pump.fun (PUMP) gained 7.05%. Elsewhere, Layer2 fell 0.16% despite SOON rising 8.67%, and Layer1 declined 0.52% while Injective (INJ) gained 2.12%. Historical sector indexes showed ssiLayer2 up 0.35%, ssiNFT up 0.14%, and ssiGameFi down 2.36%.

Bullish strength: 42/100

  • ZEC and XMR outperform
  • Defensive PayFi rotation

Bearish strength: 58/100

  • GameFi sector falls 3.07%
  • Crypto market weakness spreads

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