BREAKING: Pippin (PIPPIN) Crashes 56.8% to $0.16 in 24 Hours
Pippin (PIPPIN) experienced a dramatic collapse on March 17, 2026, plunging 56.8% to $0.160475 in a 24-hour period that saw over $210 million erased from its market capitalization.
The token fell from a 24-hour high of $0.372326 to a low of $0.163669, currently trading near the bottom of its daily range. Market capitalization dropped from approximately $371 million to $160.5 million, placing Pippin at rank #205 among cryptocurrencies.
Trading Volume Surges Amid Selloff
Trading volume spiked to $65.2 million as investors rushed to exit positions. The hourly price movement shows continued bearish pressure, with Pippin declining an additional 9.2% in the past hour alone.
The selloff extends a longer-term downtrend, with Pippin dropping 57.3% over the past week and 78% over the past 30 days. The token remains 81.8% below its all-time high of $0.897199, reached on February 26, 2026.
Market Capitalization Details
With a circulating supply of 999.9 million tokens out of a maximum supply of 1 billion, Pippin’s fully diluted valuation currently stands at $160.5 million. The near-complete circulating supply means minimal additional token inflation risk for existing holders.
Technical Levels
The current price of $0.160475 sits just 2.8% above the token’s all-time low of $0.0055459, recorded on December 30, 2024. Despite the massive decline, Pippin remains up 2,842% from that bottom, though recent price action has eliminated most gains achieved earlier this year.
The sharp decline raises questions about potential catalysts behind the selloff. No immediate fundamental news has been identified to explain the magnitude of the price movement, suggesting possible whale activity, broader market contagion, or project-specific developments not yet publicly disclosed.
As of 3:43 AM UTC on March 17, 2026, Pippin continues to trade under significant selling pressure with no immediate signs of stabilization.
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