Robinhood Chain drops 9.47% and leads crypto lower
Pons fell 16.30% and transactions fell 17.4% behind the sector's 9.47% drop.
Robinhood Chain sector led crypto losses, down 9.47% on the day.[1] Pons fell 16.30% inside that sector, and daily on-chain transactions fell 17.4% week over week, per SoSoValue data cited by Odaily.[2][3] Hunter Biden’s Laptop rebounded 73.32% after its crash, while the RWA and DeFi sectors also slipped.[4][5] The same chain that is down is also getting fewer trades. That means holders are hit by both price and use. Watch whether the transaction count returns before the tokens do.
Who gains, who loses
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On September 10, the Robinhood Chain sector led crypto market losses with a 24-hour drop of 9.47%.
“The Robinhood Chain sector led losses with a 24-hour drop of 9.47%.”
Within the Robinhood Chain sector, Pons (PONS) fell 16.30%.
“Within the sector, Pons (PONS), which had previously surged significantly, fell 16.30%, while Cash Cat (CASHCAT) dropped 12.05%.”
SoSoValue statistics cited by Odaily said Robinhood Chain's daily on-chain transaction count decreased 17.4% compared with the same day last week.
“According to SoSoValue statistics, Robinhood Chain's daily on-chain transaction count decreased 17.4% compared to the same day last week, ecosystem tokens broadly pulled back, and net cross-chain capital outflows over the past 7 days…”
Odaily said the Meme sector declined 5.48% while Hunter Biden's Laptop (LAPTOP) rebounded 73.32% after its crash and was trading at $0.844.
“the Meme sector declined 5.48%, with Hunter Biden's Laptop (LAPTOP), which launched yesterday, rebounding 73.32% after its crash, now trading at $0.844.”
Odaily said the RWA sector fell 7.36% and the DeFi sector fell 4.29% on September 10.
“Additionally, the RWA sector fell 7.36%, with Sky (SKY) dropping 10.70%, Pendle (PENDLE) falling 7.54%, and Maple Finance (SYRUP) declining 7.38%.”
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