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[Crypto Ecomap] Bridges fall 18% as all 24 sectors decline

All 24 crypto sectors declined over the week. Bridges led losses at 18.0%, while Data Availability held up best with a 0.5% decline.

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Weekly returns across 24 crypto sectors, with bridges recording the steepest decline · Data: Artemis · TokenPost
Weekly returns across 24 crypto sectors, with bridges recording the steepest decline · Data: Artemis · TokenPost

All 24 crypto sectors declined on a weekly FDV-weighted basis, with Data Availability posting the smallest loss at 0.5%. Bridge ranked last with an 18.0% decline, while XRP and NFT Applications also finished near the bottom.

The weekly sector snapshot showed broad weakness across crypto. Data Availability held up best in relative terms, while four sectors recorded double-digit losses.

The November 10 data showed no sector gains across the 24 groups tracked. Data Availability fell 0.5%, followed by Exchange Tokens at 2.0%. Staking Services lost 2.7% and Social declined 3.0%. DeFi and Gaming also recorded comparatively limited losses, falling 3.1% and 3.7%, respectively.

Bridge suffered the steepest decline at 18.0%. XRP fell 15.5%, followed by NFT Applications at 12.7%. Perp DEX lost 11.7%, bringing the number of sectors with double-digit declines to four. These groups stood out for their deeper losses amid the broad downturn.

Bitcoin fell 4.0% and Oracle declined 4.6%. Bitcoin Ecosystem lost 4.5%, underperforming Bitcoin, while Gen 1 Smart Contract fell 4.8%. Data Services declined 6.1% and RWA lost 5.8%. The gap between Data Availability and Data Services showed that performance varied within data-related sectors.

Further down the rankings, Memecoin fell 6.0%, Privacy Coin lost 7.4%, AI declined 7.1% and DePIN dropped 8.0%. Utilities And Services fell 8.4%, while Smart Contract Platform declined 8.8%. Store Of Value lost 9.5% and File Storage fell 8.8%, placing them immediately above the four sectors with double-digit declines.

The distribution is consistent with broad weakness in risk appetite, with no sector advancing to lead a rotation. Data Availability's relative resilience reflected a smaller loss. Sector returns alone cannot establish actual capital inflows or outflows; the gap between the strongest and weakest groups was the defining feature of the weekly snapshot.

John Kim

John Kim reports on the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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