Tokenized Private Credit Rises 4.53% as Quantum-Resistant Falls 7.05%

Tokenized Private Credit led the gainers among crypto sectors with market capitalizations of at least $2 billion in a Nov. 7 snapshot, while Quantum-Resistant recorded the steepest decline. The 24-hour snapshot was taken at 10:01 p.m. ET.

Tokenized Private Credit rose 4.53% to a $28.10 billion market capitalization, with $3.1 million in volume. Quantum-Resistant fell 7.05% to $23.60 billion and had $804.9 million in volume.

Tokenized Assets ranked second among gainers, rising 2.26% to $50.07 billion, with $590.4 million in volume. Decentralized Exchange (DEX) gained 2.09% to $33.83 billion and recorded $1.46 billion in volume.

Index Coop Defi Index rose 1.60% to $7.02 billion, with $561.5 million in volume. Real World Assets (RWA) gained 1.18% to $73.99 billion and had $1.17 billion in volume.

Zero Knowledge (ZK) was the second-weakest sector, falling 6.62% to $24.89 billion, with $884.6 million in volume. Privacy Coins declined 5.65% to $32.89 billion and recorded $769.5 million in volume.

Bitcoin Fork fell 5.49% to $5.43 billion, with $133.6 million in volume. Privacy dropped 3.80% to $53.30 billion and had $1.45 billion in volume.

The Oct. 22 sector snapshot also showed Tokenized Private Credit leading gains and Quantum-Resistant posting the largest decline. In that snapshot, Tokenized Private Credit rose 1.89% to $26.17 billion, while Quantum-Resistant fell 5.23% to $23.51 billion.

Five listed sectors gained and five fell in the Nov. 7 reading. The categories overlap, so their market capitalizations and volumes should not be summed.