BREAKING: PIPPIN Token Crashes 29.4% in 24 Hours to $0.129
BREAKING: PIPPIN (PIPPIN) has crashed 29.4% in the past 24 hours, trading at $0.128944 as of March 18, 2026, according to live market data.
The token’s market capitalization has plunged by over $56 million, falling 30.3% to $128.9 million, pushing PIPPIN to rank #233 among cryptocurrencies by market cap.
Severe 24-Hour Decline
PIPPIN experienced intense selling pressure throughout the day, with the price dropping from a 24-hour high of $0.203041 to a low of $0.129541. The current price of $0.128944 represents a loss of $0.054 per token in just one day.
Trading volume surged to $63.79 million as investors rushed to exit positions, indicating heightened market volatility and panic selling. The sharp 7.9% decline in just the past hour suggests continued downward momentum.
Extended Downtrend
The 24-hour crash is part of a broader downtrend affecting PIPPIN:
- 7-day performance: Down 64%
- 30-day performance: Down 81.7%
- From all-time high: Down 85.2%
PIPPIN reached its all-time high of $0.897199 on February 26, 2026, just three weeks ago. The token has since lost more than 85% of its peak value, erasing hundreds of millions in market capitalization.
Market Metrics
With nearly 1 billion tokens in circulation (999.94 million of a 1 billion max supply), PIPPIN’s fully diluted valuation matches its current market cap at $128.9 million. The high circulation rate means minimal additional dilution risk from new token releases.
Despite the severe decline, PIPPIN remains up over 2,296% from its all-time low of $0.0055459 recorded on December 30, 2024.
Market analysts are monitoring the situation closely as PIPPIN tests critical support levels. No official statement has been released by the project team regarding the sudden price collapse.
This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
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