The crypto market sector has retreated for two consecutive days, while CeFi and Hyperliquid sectors have risen against the trend
On December 27, according to SoSoValue data, the crypto market sector has been pulled back for two consecutive days, while the CeFi sector has risen against the trend, with a 24-hour increase of 0.36%. CEX-related tokens in the sector, which rose significantly yesterday, continued to rise, among which BGB rose 28.86% in 24 hours, 72.8% in the past 7 days, and 367.69% in 1 month. In addition, Huobi (HT) rose 11.64%, OKB (OKB) rose 7.01%, Gate (GT) rose 6.69%, HYPE, which fell more than 10% yesterday, rose 6.64% today, and PURR and Hypurr Fun (HFUN) in the Hypeliquid sector rose 5.43% and 7.52% respectively. In other sectors, the DeFi sector fell by 2.78%, the Layer1 and Layer2 sectors fell by 3.05% and 3.88% respectively, and the Meme sector fell by 4.71%. The AI Agents sector, which had the highest increase yesterday, fell significantly today, with a 24-hour drop of 7.7%. Fartcoin (FARTCOIN) in the sector fell back by 17.05%, and Virtuals eco-coins VIRTUAL, LUNA, and AIXBT fell back by 9.64%, 7.02%, and 9.25% respectively.
Trading was light after the Christmas holiday. Only the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose among the three major US stock indexes, and the crypto market fell
On December 27, according to 4E monitoring, U.S. stocks fluctuated in light trading after returning from the Christmas holiday. The mixed number of initial jobless claims failed to change the market's bets on the Fed's policy outlook. Among the three major indexes, only the Dow rose, and the S&P and Nasdaq fell slightly. Among the large technology stocks, only Apple rose, and crypto concept stocks fell across the board, with MSTR falling 4.78% and Coinbase falling 1.86%. KULR, a battery and electronic equipment energy management company, said it had purchased $21 million worth of Bitcoin and planned to allocate 90% of its cash to Bitcoin. The stock price rose by more than 40%, attracting attention. The crypto market fell across the board. MicroStrategy announced plans to split and issue more shares to buy Bitcoin, pushing Bitcoin to the $100,000 mark early yesterday morning, and then went down all the way. It is currently fluctuating narrowly above $96,000. All altcoins are showing a downward trend driven by Bitcoin. On Thursday, Bitcoin spot ETF funds had a net inflow of $419 million, reversing the downward trend of four consecutive days of net outflows. In terms of foreign exchange, the U.S. dollar index was basically flat, and the settlement price of international crude oil futures closed slightly lower. The intensified tensions between Russia and Ukraine triggered safe-haven demand, pushing spot gold up by more than 0.8% to nearly $2,640. Currently, the global financial market is in a period of light trading in the year, and the market is more driven by retail investors. The crypto market will have the largest open interest in history expiring today, which may exacerbate market volatility.
