The crypto market is experiencing a widespread pullback, with only the SocialFi and Meme sectors showing relative resilience.

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BlockBeats News, March 27th, according to SoSoValue data, after several days of continuous gains in the crypto market, today ushered in a widespread pullback, with only the SocialFi and Meme sectors relatively resilient. Among them, SocialFi rose by 1.97% in the past 24 hours, Toncoin (TON) rose by 2.66%, and UXLINK rose by 3.82%. The Meme sector has been rising for four consecutive days, with Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Pepe (PEPE) rising by 1.39%, 2.74%, and 6.55%, respectively.

The crypto sector indexes reflecting historical performance of the sectors show that the ssiSocialFi and ssiMeme indexes rose by 2.22% and 1.09% respectively. It is worth noting that the ssiMeme index has achieved a weekly return rate of 14.37%.

In other sector news, the DeFi sector fell by 0.50% in the past 24 hours, with Sky (SKY) showing strong performance, rising by 10.32% in a single day; the RWA sector fell by 1.20%, with Plume (PLUME), which had a significant increase in the previous period, falling by 7%, but Maker (MKR) bucked the trend with a 10.71% increase; the CeFi sector fell by 1.39%, with Hyperliquid (HYPE) being affected by a mechanism attack, leading to a 7.38% decline in 24 hours; the Layer1 sector fell by 1.54%, with Sui (SUI) rising by 8.05% intra-day; the Layer2 sector fell by 1.64%, and the PayFi sector fell by 3.50%.

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