BREAKING: Trust Wallet Token Crashes 20.6% to $0.35 in 24 Hours
Trust Wallet Token (TWT) has experienced a dramatic collapse, plunging 20.6% to $0.34919 in the past 24 hours as of March 31, 2026, 7:13 AM UTC.
The sharp decline has wiped $32.7 million from Trust Wallet’s market capitalization, which now stands at $150.5 million. The token, which powers Binance’s official non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet, is currently ranked #190 by market cap.
Price Action and Volume Details
TWT reached an intraday high of $0.444841 before tumbling to a low of $0.363389. The token’s current price represents an 85.2% decline from its all-time high of $2.72 reached on December 11, 2022.
Trading volume has surged to $18.8 million as investors react to the rapid price movement. The past hour alone saw an 18.3% decline, indicating accelerating downward momentum.
Extended Downtrend Deepens
The latest crash compounds Trust Wallet Token’s recent struggles. Over the past week, TWT has declined 30.0%, while the 30-day performance shows a devastating 31.2% loss.
With 416.6 million tokens in circulation out of a total supply of 1 billion, Trust Wallet’s fully diluted valuation has dropped to $361.3 million.
Market Context
Trust Wallet, launched in 2017 and acquired by Binance in 2018, supports over 4.5 million digital assets across multiple blockchains. The TWT token provides holders with governance rights and access to exclusive features within the Trust Wallet ecosystem.
The token’s sharp decline comes amid broader uncertainty in cryptocurrency markets, though TWT’s losses significantly exceed major cryptocurrencies during the same period.
Market analysts are monitoring key support levels at $0.30, with the token’s current trajectory raising concerns about further downside if selling pressure continues.
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