Lending/Borrowing Protocols Rise 6.60% in Nov. 11 Crypto Snapshot
The 10:05 p.m. ET reading put the sector at a $5 billion market cap, while Index Coop Defi Index recorded the steepest decline.

Lending/Borrowing Protocols posted the largest 24-hour gain among crypto sector categories worth at least $2 billion in the Nov. 11 snapshot, while Index Coop Defi Index fell the most.
The reading was taken at 10:05 p.m. ET Nov. 11. Lending/Borrowing Protocols rose 6.60% over 24 hours to a $5 billion market cap, with $249.7 million in volume.
Crypto Card Issuer had the next-largest gain, up 3.63% to $3.22 billion on $9.2 million in volume. Tokenized Private Credit gained 3.06% to $28.32 billion, with $13.9 million in volume. Tokenized Assets rose 1.68% to $50.46 billion on $1.87 billion in volume, while Crypto-backed Stablecoin added 0.86% to $4.70 billion, with $167.9 million in volume.
Index Coop Defi Index fell 5.37% to $6.29 billion, with $1.17 billion in volume. Four other lagging sectors were Gambling (GambleFi), down 4.45% to $3.30 billion on $28.3 million in volume; Automated Market Maker (AMM), down 3.64% to $7.76 billion on $831.6 million; 4chan-Themed, down 3.40% to $13.44 billion on $1.10 billion; and Data Availability, down 2.75% to $5.55 billion on $561.9 million.
Lending/Borrowing Protocols also led a TokenPost sector snapshot on Oct. 31, when it gained 4.30% to $5.19 billion on $364.9 million in volume. The latest reading had a different set of laggards, with Index Coop Defi Index at the bottom of the list.
The five listed leading sectors gained, while the five listed laggards declined over 24 hours. Sector categories can overlap, so their market caps and percentage changes cannot be added to produce a combined total.