Crypto market sees slight decline; NFT sector drops over 5%

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The crypto market dipped slightly on August 13, with the NFT sector falling 5.19%. Audiera (BEAT) dropped 13.31% in 24 hours. The Meme sector lost 3.69%, as Pepe (PEPE) and TRUMP (TRUMP) fell 5.61% and 6.58%. Meanwhile, SocialFi and DeFi rose 0.66% and 0.28%, with Hyperliquid (HYPE) up 3.31%. The Fear and Greed Index remains a key indicator for traders monitoring market sentiment.

Odaily Planet Daily report: On August 13, according to SoSoValue data, the overall crypto market saw a slight decline, with the NFT sector dropping 5.19%. Within this sector, Audiera (BEAT) has been steadily declining and fell another 13.31% in the past 24 hours. Meanwhile, the Meme sector declined 3.69%, with Pepe (PEPE) and OFFICIAL TRUMP (TRUMP) falling 5.61% and 6.58%, respectively.

In other sectors, the Layer2 sector declined 0.07%, but Mantle (MNT) rose 5.51%; the CeFi sector fell 0.52%, with OKB (OKB) remaining relatively strong and up 5.67%; the Layer1 sector dropped 0.62%, with Cardano (ADA) down 2.89%; and the PayFi sector declined 1.10%, while Monero (XMR) rose 3.78% against the trend.

The SocialFi sector rose 0.66% in 24 hours, with GRAM up 0.67%; the DeFi sector rose 0.28%, with HYPE up 3.31%.

The crypto sector indices reflecting historical market performance show that the ssiSocialFi and ssiDeFi indices rose by 0.64% and 0.19%, respectively, while the ssiGameFi index fell by 3.47%.

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