Prediction Markets Drop 6.87% as Tokenized Private Credit Gains 0.49%

Crypto sector returns spread out in the Oct. 29 snapshot: Tokenized Private Credit gained 0.49%, while Prediction Markets lost 6.87% among categories worth at least $2 billion.

At 12:13 a.m. ET Oct. 29 (04:13 UTC), Tokenized Private Credit had a $26.56 billion market capitalization and $31.2 million in trading volume. Prediction Markets stood at $4.84 billion in capitalization. The percentage changes cover the preceding 24 hours.

Three of the five highest-ranked sectors rose. MiCA-Compliant Stablecoin gained 0.23% to a $72.04 billion market cap, with $13.24 billion in volume. GENIUS Act Compliant Stablecoin added 0.18% to $74.49 billion, with $13.20 billion in volume. Tokenized Private Credit recorded the largest percentage gain in the group, while the two stablecoin categories had the highest trading volumes among its gainers.

The other two sectors in that group edged lower. Tokenized Assets slipped 0.01% to $49.24 billion, with $1.60 billion in volume. Centralized Exchange (CEX) Token fell 0.12% to $127.30 billion, with $1.39 billion in volume.

The five steepest decliners lost between 5.87% and 6.87%. Options dropped 6.52% to a $5.15 billion market cap, with $27.5 million in volume. Gambling (GambleFi) fell 6.18% to $5.44 billion, with $26.8 million in volume. Bitcoin Fork was down 5.90% at $6.08 billion, with $256.1 million in volume, and Zero Knowledge (ZK) lost 5.87% to $24.89 billion, with $1.11 billion in volume.

Tokenized Private Credit also led gains in the earlier Oct. 22 sector snapshot, rising 1.89% to a $26.17 billion market cap, with $142.9 million in volume. Sector labels can overlap, so each market capitalization represents a separate category and the figures should not be added together.