Tokenized Private Credit Gains 4.47% as Data Availability Falls 4.27%

Tokenized Private Credit had the strongest 24-hour gain among crypto sectors with market caps of at least $2 billion, rising 4.47% to $27.19 billion. Data Availability posted the steepest decline, falling 4.27% to $6.90 billion in the snapshot recorded at 11:06 p.m. ET Oct. 24 (03:06 UTC Oct. 25).

Privacy Coins ranked second among gainers, up 4.08% to $32.70 billion, with $756.3 million in trading volume. Quantum-Resistant rose 2.37% to $22.99 billion on $827.9 million in volume. Zero Knowledge (ZK) gained 2.09% to $24.51 billion, with $1.01 billion in volume, while Tokenized Assets added 1.95% to $49.63 billion on $754.6 million in volume.

In the Oct. 22 sector snapshot, Tokenized Private Credit rose 1.89% to $26.17 billion. Its market cap and 24-hour gain were both higher in the latest reading.

Lending/Borrowing Protocols fell 3.90% to $5.17 billion, with $355.2 million in volume. Artificial Intelligence (AI) declined 3.64% to $22.86 billion on $2.41 billion in volume. Index Coop Defi Index lost 3.58% to $7.16 billion, and Chain Abstraction dropped 3.55% to $14.86 billion.

The five leading sectors rose between 1.95% and 4.47%, while the five steepest decliners fell between 3.55% and 4.27%. Sector categories can overlap, so their market caps and price moves cannot be added together.