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Tokenized Private Credit Leads Crypto Gains; Quantum-Resistant Posts Biggest Drop

The Nov. 7 snapshot covered sectors valued at $2 billion or more: five rose and five fell in the 24 hours measured at 10:01 p.m. ET.

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A commuter checks a smartphone on a Lower Manhattan sidewalk during the late evening. / EconoTimes.ai (mono)
A commuter checks a smartphone on a Lower Manhattan sidewalk during the late evening. / EconoTimes.ai (mono)

Quantum-Resistant’s 2.79% rise in EconoTimes’ Nov. 6 sector snapshot gave way to a fall on Nov. 7, while Tokenized Private Credit recorded the strongest gain among the categories tracked.

At 10:01 p.m. ET, the 24-hour market snapshot was recorded. Tokenized Private Credit’s market capitalization stood at $28.10 billion after a 4.53% rise; its volume was $3.1 million. Quantum-Resistant ended at $23.60 billion after a 7.05% fall, with volume at $804.9 million.

Elsewhere among gainers, Real World Assets (RWA) closed at $73.99 billion after a 1.18% increase, with $1.17 billion in volume. Index Coop Defi Index added 1.60%, bringing its market capitalization to $7.02 billion; volume reached $561.5 million. Decentralized Exchange (DEX) and Tokenized Assets gained 2.09% and 2.26%, respectively, reaching market capitalizations of $33.83 billion and $50.07 billion; their volumes were $1.46 billion and $590.4 million, respectively.

The mildest decline was Privacy, which lost 3.80% and had a $53.30 billion market capitalization and $1.45 billion in volume. Bitcoin Fork and Privacy Coins shed 5.49% and 5.65%, respectively, leaving them at $5.43 billion and $32.89 billion; their volumes were $133.6 million and $769.5 million, respectively. Zero Knowledge (ZK) lost 6.62%, ending at $24.89 billion and recording $884.6 million in volume.

Read each sector’s totals separately; combining them would count overlapping categories more than once.

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