- PLUME hit an all-time low of $0.035, marking an 85% decline from its March peak of $0.247.
- Losses intensified amid sustained bearish pressure, with a 26% single-day crash wiping millions off its market capitalization.
- Plume Network saw over $440,000 in futures liquidations in a 24-hour period, with the majority coming from long positions.
PLUME, the native token of a blockchain project focused on bridging traditional finance and decentralized ecosystems, dropped sharply as Bitcoin turned negative.
Bitcoin fell to a multi-month low, erasing recent gains as bulls failed to defend levels near $95,800.
Plume price falls to a new all-time low
The PLUME token was trading around $0.0349 at the time of writing, a new low reached amid the broader market downturn.
The altcoin had previously surged on excitement around Plume’s full-stack RWA (real-world asset) chain, peaking at $0.247 in March. Since then, however, the price has trended downward and accelerated to new lows as selling intensified.
In recent months, whale wallets have intermittently dominated accumulation phases, but recent panic selling from retail investors has taken control. Market data shows over $440,000 in 24-hour futures liquidations, with long positions accounting for roughly $392,000 of that total.
CoinGecko reports that Plume recorded over $60 million in daily trading volume — an 83% spike in the last 24 hours — underscoring the scale of selling pressure.
What’s next for PLUME price?
If PLUME remains below $0.035, it could trigger further capitulation and push prices toward $0.03. The current sell-off comes despite notable on-chain developments and institutional progress.
In Q3 2025, Plume completed SEC registration as a transfer agent, opening opportunities for regulated tokenized securities and on-chain IPOs. The project has also expanded its ecosystem through integrations and acquisitions, including the addition of liquid staking protocol Dinero, enhancing its appeal to institutional participants.
Nevertheless, social sentiment has weakened amid macroeconomic uncertainty, particularly concerns about the Federal Reserve’s interest rate path. Analysts now see lower odds of a rate cut in December, which has had a negative effect on risk assets.
Despite the recent downturn, Plume’s longer-term prospects could still benefit from a sector-wide recovery and growing adoption of RWA infrastructure. The relaunch of Nest Protocol and its allocation of 100 million PLUME to stakers has generated renewed interest and may support future demand.
Recovery for PLUME likely depends on bulls reestablishing support around $0.05. A broader resurgence in RWA adoption and overall market strength could enable upward targets of $0.075 and potentially $1 over an extended timeframe. However, the recent 26% drop increases the risk of further downside if market uncertainty persists, with $0.03 serving as a key level to watch in the coming weeks.
Over the past week, PLUME has fallen nearly 30% and is down about 64% over the last three months.