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🔮Oracles, Modular & Interop — Complete Sector Coins, Perp Funding & Laggard Breakdown
Total Sector Market Cap: $18.89B • 24H Volume: $1.16B • Avg Perp Funding: +0.0021%
| ★ | Token | Price | 1H | 4H | 24H | 7D | Market Cap | Perp Funding (8H) | Laggard Score | Quick Trade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 LINKChainlink | $12.31 | -0.39% | -1.05% | -1.53% | -4.07% | $9.44B | +0.0100% | 11/99 | ||
 QNTQuant | $203.79 | +0.01% | -0.37% | -1.73% | -18.10% | $2.97B | +0.0100% | 12/99 | ||
 DOTPolkadot LEADER | $1.19 | +0.97% | +2.61% | +3.76% | -5.72% | $2.04B | +0.0100% | 7/99 | ||
 ALGOAlgorand | $0.1146 | -1.28% | -2.72% | -1.65% | +0.83% | $1.04B | +0.0100% | 15/99 | ||
 ATOMCosmos Hub | $1.75 | -0.33% | -0.48% | +0.54% | -11.67% | $939.3M | +0.0100% | 3/99 | ||
 ZROLayerZero | $1.98 | -0.46% | -3.11% | -10.31% | +0.63% | $791.4M | -0.0085% | 10/99 | ||
 TIACelestia LEADER SQUEEZE | $0.7514 | +2.02% | +9.01% | +23.92% | +57.26% | $737.7M | -0.0245% | 24/99 | ||
 PYTHPyth Network | $0.0846 | -0.54% | -3.02% | -9.18% | +5.94% | $665.9M | -0.0085% | 7/99 | ||
 GRTThe Graph | $0.0248 | -0.36% | -1.11% | -1.97% | -9.19% | $271.3M | +0.0100% | 13/99 |
What is the Oracles, Modular & Interop Crypto Narrative?
Cross-chain messaging protocols, Data Availability (DA) layers, decentralized oracle networks, and chain abstraction. Over the past 24H, the Oracles, Modular & Interop sector has moved +0.21% on an equal-weighted basis (+1.03% relative to Bitcoin), placing it in the WEAKENING quadrant of our Relative Rotation Radar.
Leader vs. Laggard Rotation Strategy for Oracles & Modular
When capital rotates into Oracles & Modular, primary liquidity leaders like Celestia ($TIA) typically move first. Swing traders monitor high-volume catch-up candidates such as Algorand ($ALGO, Laggard Score: 15/99) for secondary breakout waves and negative-funding short squeezes.