The crypto sector is showing mixed signals, as the latest 24-hour data indicates. In this respect, the total crypto market capitalization is currently standing at $2.58T, expressing a 0.51% increase. However, the 24-hour crypto volume has slumped by 20.18%, reaching $62.23B. At the same time, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index accounts for 40 points, highlighting “Neutral” sentiment among the crypto market participants.
Bitcoin ($BTC) Dips by 3.56%, and Ethereum ($ETH) Sees 4.70% Plunge
Particularly, the flagship crypto asset, Bitcoin ($BTC), is now changing hands at $72,845.41. This price level signifies a 3.56% decline, while the market dominance of $BTC stands at 60.1%. In addition to this, the leading altcoin, Ethereum ($ETH), is trading at almost $1,974.26, showing a 4.70% drop. In the meantime, $ETH’s market dominance sits at 9.8%.
$SHIKOKU, $BEER, and $TSLA Lead Crypto Gainers of Day
Apart from that, the top crypto gainers of the day include Mikawa Inu ($SHIKOKU), Beers ($BEER), and Tesla ($TSLA). Specifically, $SHIKOKU has jumped by a stunning 436.55% to reach the price level of $0.0000000005997. Subsequently, a 424.66% jump has placed $BEER’s price at $0.009552. Following that, $TSLA is currently hovering around $57.88, indicating a 405.05% rise.
DeFi TVL Plunges by 1.44%, While NFT Sales Volume Records 19.77% Rise
Simultaneously, the DeFi TVL has dropped by 1.44%, touching $79.639B. Similarly, the top DeFi project in terms of TVL, Lido, is 3.83% down at $17.6B. Nonetheless, when it comes to 1-day TVL change, Cube has emerged as the dominant DeFi initiative, claiming the staggering 3677231% increase over the past twenty-four hours.
In the same vein, the NFT Sales Volume is 19.77% up at $8,337,851. Additionally, the top-selling NFT collection, Courtyard, has spiked by 49.40%, attaining the $1,387,366 figure.
CFTC Accuses Google Employee of Insider Trading on Polymarket, Pumpfun Sells $8.32M in $SOL
Concurrently, the crypto sector has also recorded many other key developments across the globe over the past 24 hours. In this respect, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has charged a Google employee with leveraging classified internet search-trend information for trading of event contracts via Polymarket.
Moreover, the CFTC has filed a new motion with Gemini that seeks to withdraw its own former consent order. Furthermore, Pumpfun has sold a cumulative 4.46M $SOL (equaling $780M) at $175 as the average price, with the exclusive batch containing 100,628 $SOL (nearly $8.32M).
