Tokenized Assets Sector Drops 55.93% as Synthetic Dollar Gains 5.06%

Tokenized Assets fell 55.93% over 24 hours in a Nov. 8 crypto-sector snapshot, the steepest drop among 10 sectors with market caps of at least $2 billion, while Synthetic Dollar gained 5.06%.

At 10:01 p.m. ET Nov. 8, Tokenized Assets had a $21.99 billion market cap and $1 billion in volume. Synthetic Dollar had a $6.99 billion market cap and $29.1 million in volume.

Among the other gainers, Tokenized Commodities rose 1.27%, with a $6.01 billion market cap and $256.8 million in volume. Tokenized Gold advanced 1.21%, with a $5.72 billion market cap and $250.6 million in volume. Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) and Crypto-backed Stablecoin each gained 0.18%; their market caps were $4.02 billion and $4.74 billion, and their volumes were $51.8 million and $168.9 million, respectively.

Real World Assets (RWA) fell 38.10%, with a $45.70 billion market cap and $1.78 billion in volume. Prediction Markets declined 11.32%, with a $3.63 billion market cap and $17.1 million in volume. Options dropped 10.88%, with a $3.89 billion market cap and $22.6 million in volume. Made in USA fell 10.32%, with a $285.48 billion market cap and $15.54 billion in volume.

Five sectors gained and five declined. Trading volume ranged from $17.1 million for Prediction Markets to $15.54 billion for Made in USA. These categories overlap, making their market caps and volumes unsuitable for a combined total.