Crypto Sectors Split as NFT Gains 2.21% and Tokenized Assets Fall 55.52%

Crypto sectors were evenly split in a 24-hour snapshot at 10 p.m. ET Sunday, Nov. 1, with NFT up 2.21% and Tokenized Assets down 55.52% among groups with at least $2 billion in market cap.

NFT had the strongest gain, reaching a $4.72 billion market cap on $518.1 million in volume. Tokenized Assets posted the steepest decline, ending at $22.07 billion as volume reached $69.86 billion.

Four other sectors advanced. Meme gained 1.62% to $28.73 billion, with $1.50 billion in volume. Made in China rose 1.27% to $135.53 billion on $1.69 billion traded. Zero Knowledge (ZK) added 1.21% to $25.21 billion, with $759.6 million in volume. Centralized Exchange (CEX) Token climbed 1.13% to $122.43 billion on $1.02 billion in volume. NFT led the five gainers, while CEX Token had the smallest increase.

Real World Assets (RWA) had the second-steepest drop, falling 37.06% to $47.32 billion. Its $70.58 billion in volume was the highest among the listed sectors. Made in USA declined 8.44% to $305.30 billion, the largest market cap in the group, on $14.19 billion traded.

Prediction Markets fell 6.56% to $4.21 billion, with $18.6 million in volume. Options lost 6.05% to $4.49 billion on $15.5 million in volume. Those declines were smaller than the drops in RWA and Tokenized Assets.

Five of the 10 sectors rose, with gains ranging from 1.13% to 2.21%; the other five fell between 6.05% and 55.52%. The sector categories overlap, so their market-cap figures should not be added together.