Plasma Price

Plasma Price (XPL)

Contract Address: 0x405F...0726b0

XPL to USD:

1 Plasma equals $0.09588 USD+0.8%1D

Page last updated: 2026-03-10 13:28 (UTC+0)
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Price of Plasma Today

The live price of Plasma is $0.09588 per (XPL / USD) with a current market cap of $172.58M USD. 24-hour trading volume is $81.47M USD. XPL to USD price is updated in real-time. Plasma is +0.8% in the last 24 hours with a circulating supply of 1.80B.
XPL Price History USD
Date ComparisonAmount Change% Change
Today
$0.000764
+0.8%
30 Days
$0.011667
+13.85%
60 Days
$-0.072657
-43.11%
90 Days
$-0.077017
-44.54%

Plasma Chart Performance

24h Low & High
Low: $0.090691
High: $0.096154
All Time High
$1.684724
Price Change (1h)
+1.62%
Price Change (24h)
+0.8%
Price Change (7d)
-12.18%

Plasma Market Stats

Popularity
#147
Market Cap
$172.58M
Volume (24hours)
$81.47M
Circulation Supply
1.80B
Total Maximum Supply
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Fully Diluted Market Cap
$958.80M

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What Is Plasma (XPL)?

Plasma is a Layer-1 blockchain designed to serve as dedicated infrastructure for stablecoin payments. The project aims to enable near-instant, zero-fee transactions while maintaining institutional-grade security.

Unlike traditional blockchains such as Ethereum or Tron, which can face high fees and network congestion, Plasma provides sub-second transaction finality through its PlasmaBFT consensus and allows users to pay fees in stablecoins or Bitcoin. By anchoring its ledger to the Bitcoin blockchain, Plasma combines the settlement assurances of Bitcoin with the speed and scalability required for global stablecoin payments.

The system is fully EVM compatible, meaning developers can seamlessly deploy smart contracts using familiar Ethereum tools. Additionally, the network supports programmable Bitcoin (pBTC) and omnichain token standards, enabling BTC and stablecoins to move securely across ecosystems.

Plasma was founded in 2024 by Paul Faecks and Christian Angermayer, who bring complementary expertise in digital assets and venture capital. Paul Faecks, the CEO, previously co-founded Alloy, a platform for institutional digital asset operations, and worked as a derivatives specialist at Deribit, where he gained experience in crypto trading infrastructure. Christian Angermayer contributes his extensive network across both traditional finance and the crypto industry. He has played a key role in securing funding and forging strategic partnerships, including with Tether and Bitfinex.

XPL is the native utility and governance token of the Plasma network. It secures the blockchain through Proof-of-Stake validation, where XPL is staked by validators and delegators to maintain network performance and security. XPL is also used for governance, giving holders the ability to vote on upgrades, parameter changes, and treasury allocations. In addition, the token plays a role in ecosystem growth, with allocations for liquidity mining, DeFi integrations, and community incentives.

The circulating supply of XPL token is 1.8 billion, with a total supply of 10 billion tokens.

XPL token is listed on Binance for trade and purchase. The current price of XPL is available and updated in real-time on Binance.

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A subtle shift with big implications. This week we’ve seen what looks like a quiet change — crypto ETFs moving from steady inflows to net outflows — and it’s worth paying attention. At first glance it could be written off as a routine market wobble, but when institutional capital shifts, it often reveals deeper questions about conviction and risk. ETF flows act like a thermometer for big-money sentiment: when the temperature drops, prices and positioning can follow. Whether you’re a long-term believer or an active trader, these moves deserve a calm, curious response rather than a knee-jerk reaction. Take a breath, collect the facts, and let the data guide your next steps. ETF flows and what they reveal Bitcoin ETFs led the change, showing net redemptions after a stretch of inflows that helped power recent gains. Ethereum products tamped down as volatility spiked, following a familiar pattern where ETH exposure tightens when uncertainty rises. 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For newcomers, focus on learning the mechanics — how flows, custody, and market structure interact — before increasing exposure. In every case, match actions to your horizon and risk tolerance. Finding opportunity when confidence wavers Volatility creates opportunity as much as it creates discomfort. ETF flows tend to exaggerate price swings, which can mean more attractive buys for those willing to scale in thoughtfully. Not all assets respond the same way: BTC and ETH generally mirror institutional sentiment closely, while projects like SOL and XRP react more to project-level news and developer activity. A staged buying plan, combined with stop sizes and clear position limits, lets you participate without chasing a bounce. And remember — forced sellers drive the sharpest dips, so spotting whether sellers are strategic or forced helps you assess how long weakness might last. With a calm process, uncertainty becomes a source of optionality, not panic. 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