Traditional Finance Drop Alert: LULU Falls Over 4%

[Cryptocurrency Ecosystem Map] FDV crashes across the board... Data and social sectors decline by -14%, and RWA is also not spared

The cryptocurrency market continues to decline, with the fully diluted valuation of major sectors generally decreasing. Data availability and social sectors experienced the largest drops, both down by 14.4%. Privacy coins and Perp DEX also saw significant adjustments, and the overall market shows a clear divergence trend.

Traditional Finance Decline Alert: TW88 Fell Over 9%

Gate News bot message: According to the latest Gate TradFi data, TW88 experienced a short-term decline of 9%, with current volatility significantly higher than the recent average level, and market activity has increased.

Bitcoin's sudden 5% drop shocks market sentiment to the bottom: Perspective

Bitcoin's 5% drop on February 23 triggered panic in the crypto market, leading to a decline in the Crypto Fear and Greed Index. Analysts predict further adjustments, with investors exiting to safer assets like stablecoins, indicating bearish market conditions.

DEXE (DeXe) up 12.73% in the past 24 hours

Gate News Bot Message, February 24 — According to CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, DEXE (DeXe) is trading at $2.97, up 12.73% in the past 24 hours. The price reached a high of $3.02 and a low of $2.11. The 24-hour trading volume is $20.1 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $249 million, an increase of $2.81 million from yesterday. DeXe Protocol is an advanced Web3 governance solution that provides users with innovative infrastructure for creating and managing DAOs. The protocol consolidates over 50 smart contracts, including DAO contracts, governance contracts, treasury contracts, launchpad contracts, delegation contracts, and councilor contracts, enabling developers to build sophisticated Web3 products across multiple blockchains.

Dogecoin ETF Inflows Stall While DOGE Price Holds Under $0.10

Dogecoin spot ETFs have attracted only $6.67 million in inflows, with total assets below $10 million after nearly three months of trading. Grayscale leads the segment, but trading remains low and institutional interest is limited, reflecting muted adoption in the market.

Bitcoin falls below $63,000, analysts warn: it may soon drop to $60,000 or even lower

Bitcoin continued to weaken in February, falling below $63,000 and approaching half of its all-time high. The market was affected by leverage liquidations, ETF capital outflows, and miner sell-offs, causing the Fear Index to drop to extreme panic levels. Analysts predict that in the short term, prices may drop to $60,000 or lower, but some bulls remain optimistic about a future reversal opportunity.