[Coin Theme Ranking] 11 out of 21 themes rise... Lending and Monolithic Blockchain are strong

As of 5:06 PM on June 27th, according to Upbit Data Lab, out of the total 21 sectors, 11 are rising and 10 are falling, with the market maintaining a balanced state of ups and downs. The sector with the highest growth rate is Lending (+2.66%). Within this theme, Aave (+2.99%) and Compound (+0.01%) showed strength, leading a positive trend. The second-highest sector is Monolithic Blockchain (+0.78%), with Say (+11.93%), Aptos (+5.49%), and Fundai (+4.37%) showing above-average growth rates, driving sector expansion. The Oracle (+0.71%) sector was led by Chainlink (+0.84%) and Pis Network (+0.39%) in terms of growth. In the fourth-ranked Modular Blockchain (+0.70%), Loopring (+2.67%), Prometheum (+1.97%), and Cartesi (+1.70%) recorded positive returns. The DEX/Aggregator (+0.49%) sector saw rises in Deepbook (+1.70%), Uniswap (+0.65%), and Cow Protocol (+0.55%). The AI (+0.48%) sector also showed solid growth with MyShelter (+3.71%), Render Token (+2.03%), and Aether (+0.75%). Conversely, the sectors with the largest declines were Medical (–1.26%), Interoperability/Bridge (–0.77%), Education/Other Content (–0.72%), Advertising (–0.48%), and Storage (–0.37%). In the Medical sector, Hippo Protocol (–2.51%) and MediBloc (–0.30%) both declined. The Interoperability/Bridge sector saw declines in Wormhole (–7.95%), Zetachain (–0.97%), and Axelar (–0.21%). In the Education/Other Content sector, Aha Token (–1.57%) and IQ (–0.44%) fell, while the Advertising sector saw declines in StormX (–9.32%) and Milk (–0.79%). The Storage sector experienced drops in Wallace (–2.33%), Ejek (–0.81%), and Filecoin (–0.72%). Major themes like DeFi, Smart Contract Platforms, and Infrastructure maintained relatively stable trends. The DeFi theme showed strength in Lending (+2.66%) and DEX/Aggregator (+0.49%), while Smart Contract Platforms saw slight increases in Monolithic (+0.78%) and Modular (+0.70%) Blockchain. The Infrastructure theme showed mixed performance with Medical (–1.26%) declining and Oracle (+0.71%) rising. Overall, while the growth of rising themes did not exceed the decline of falling themes, the high decline rates in some utility-focused sectors continue to demonstrate theme-based differentiation and polarization in the market.