Plume Network Plummets to Record Low Amid Deepening Crypto Sell-Off

  • PLUME hit an all-time low of $0.035, down 85% from its March peak of $0.247.
  • Ongoing bearish pressure led to heavy losses, including a 26% single-day plunge that wiped out millions in market value.
  • Futures liquidations on the Plume Network exceeded $440,000, with the majority coming from long positions.
Plume Network’s price tumbled as the market bled, reaching a historic low of $0.035 and ranking among the worst-performing cryptocurrencies over the past 24 hours.

PLUME is the native token of a blockchain platform focused on connecting traditional finance with decentralized ecosystems, and it plunged as Bitcoin fell back into negative territory.

Bitcoin fell to multi-month lows, erasing substantial gains after bulls failed to hold the $95,800 level.

Plume price falls to record low

At the time of writing, PLUME was trading at $0.0349, marking a fresh record low amid the latest crypto market rout.

The altcoin initially surged amid hype around Plume’s full-stack RWA (real-world assets) chain, peaking at $0.247 in March. Since then, its price steadily declined and accelerated lower as selling pressure intensified, culminating in the new low.

CoinGecko Plume Price Plume Network chart

Over the past months, whale addresses sporadically dominated accumulation rounds.

However, retail panic has taken over. Market data shows more than $440,000 in 24-hour liquidations, with longs accounting for the bulk—over $392,000.

According to CoinGecko, Plume’s daily trading volume exceeded $60 million, an 83% surge in the last 24 hours that underscores the magnitude of the sell-off.

What’s next for PLUME price?

Sustained trading below $0.035 could trigger further capitulation for Plume, with bears potentially targeting $0.03.

Notably, this dump arrived despite solid fundamentals. In Q3 2025, Plume registered as a transfer agent with the SEC, creating a pathway for regulated tokenized securities and on-chain IPOs.

Recent integrations, such as the acquisition of liquidity staking protocol Dinero, have also boosted institutional appeal.

Still, macroeconomic headwinds—including tightening sentiment around the Federal Reserve’s rate path—have soured market sentiment.

Analysts say the likelihood of a rate cut in December has diminished, which has been broadly negative for risk assets.

Despite the crash, Plume’s long-term outlook could mirror broader expectations for a crypto rebound. Nest Protocol recently relaunched and distributed 100 million PLUME to stakers, generating strong interest.

That development suggests recovery may hinge on bulls reclaiming the $0.05 support level.

Broader adoption of RWAs and a renewed bullish market could push PLUME back to $0.075 and potentially toward $1 in a strong recovery scenario.

Nonetheless, if uncertainty deepens, the recent 26% plunge could accelerate further. The $0.03 threshold will be critical for bulls in the coming weeks.

Over the past week, Plume’s price has dropped nearly 30%, and it is down about 64% over the past three months.