Oh wow, $PLUME —this round isn’t a pure lottery.
Binance perpetuals roughly moved from 0.0159 to 0.0178; over 24h that’s about +12.1%. Volume was around 27.59 million USDT, with about 264k trades. Open interest is roughly 340 million coins (≈6.04 million USDT), and funding rate is about +0.005%.
CoinGecko market cap is around 118 million, ranking about #260.
Narrative anchor: On 9/22, Plume met with the SEC Crypto Task Force. On 9/21, GC submitted a memo arguing that regulation of the vault should fall on the curator / the vault token issuer—not a one-size-fits-all crackdown hitting the neutral protocol layer. Crypto Times reported this on 9/23. There’s also the FACTOR vault, which previously promised a scale of about $15 million.
My personal take: a meeting does not equal approval, but the market is treating the “RWA vault rule power” as a positive and chasing it—suggesting that real capital is pricing in the compliance narrative. Next, we’ll see whether the SEC actually issues functional, use-case oriented guidance.
Binance perpetuals roughly moved from 0.0159 to 0.0178; over 24h that’s about +12.1%. Volume was around 27.59 million USDT, with about 264k trades. Open interest is roughly 340 million coins (≈6.04 million USDT), and funding rate is about +0.005%.
CoinGecko market cap is around 118 million, ranking about #260.
Narrative anchor: On 9/22, Plume met with the SEC Crypto Task Force. On 9/21, GC submitted a memo arguing that regulation of the vault should fall on the curator / the vault token issuer—not a one-size-fits-all crackdown hitting the neutral protocol layer. Crypto Times reported this on 9/23. There’s also the FACTOR vault, which previously promised a scale of about $15 million.
My personal take: a meeting does not equal approval, but the market is treating the “RWA vault rule power” as a positive and chasing it—suggesting that real capital is pricing in the compliance narrative. Next, we’ll see whether the SEC actually issues functional, use-case oriented guidance.