Key Takeaways
- The OM token from MANTRA crashed by 90% on Sunday.
- The crash allegedly wiped out over $10 billion in market capitalization, with claims that the team held 90% of supply.
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OM, the native token of the MANTRA ecosystem, nosedived as much as 90% in just four hours, erasing billions in market value, according to data tracked on Binance.
OM’s price crashed from above $6 to $0.37 on April 13, wiping out nearly all of its gains since its meteoric rise from $0.0158 in January 2024. The token reached a peak at $9 earlier this year.
At the time of reporting, OM traded at above $0.6, down approximately 93% from its all-time high.
Although the reason for the steep drop is not yet confirmed, speculation points to the project team potentially unloading their tokens. No official statement has been released by MANTRA or its co-founder John Patrick Mullin addressing these allegations.
Dustin McDaniel, MANTRA’s community lead, addressed on the project’s Telegram channel that the core team is aware of the community’s concerns and is working on a response.
MANTRA is a key player in the real-world asset (RWA) tokenization space. The project has gained attention through partnerships with Google Cloud and Dubai’s DAMAC Group.
This is a developing story.
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