Data Availability Gains 9.12% as Tokenized Assets Drops 51.65%

Data Availability posted the strongest market-cap gain in the Oct. 11 crypto sector snapshot, while Tokenized Assets recorded the steepest decline among sectors valued at least $2 billion.

Data Availability rose 9.12% over 24 hours to an $8.90 billion market capitalization as of 11:04 p.m. ET (03:04 UTC Oct. 12). Trading volume reached $1.33 billion.

The sector’s latest advance follows another recent gain for Data Availability, extending its run of strong readings in recent snapshots.

Tokenized Assets fell 51.65% to $23.78 billion, with $651.6 million in trading volume. Real World Assets posted the second-largest decline, dropping 31.43% to $53.73 billion on $1.95 billion in volume.

Chain Abstraction ranked second among gainers, adding 5.91% to reach an $18.08 billion market capitalization. Its trading volume totaled $1.39 billion.

Artificial Intelligence gained 5.68% to $26.89 billion, with $2.79 billion in volume. Privacy Infrastructure rose 4.91% to $21.59 billion, while trading volume reached $2.23 billion.

DePIN increased 4.13% to $11.35 billion on $871.1 million in trading volume.

Decentralized Finance declined 7.19% to $79.77 billion, with $4.59 billion in volume. Made in USA fell 5.69% to $341.28 billion, while trading volume reached $20.30 billion.

Tokenized Treasuries posted the smallest decline among the listed laggards, slipping 1.20% to $9.29 billion on $906,795 in volume.

The snapshot showed gains concentrated in data, infrastructure and artificial intelligence sectors, while tokenization-related categories and decentralized finance declined. Because sectors can include some of the same assets, their market caps and percentage changes are not additive.