Plume

Plume is a Layer 1 blockchain designed specifically for real-world asset finance, positioning itself as infrastructure for bringing physical and financial assets onto a permissionless, EVM-compatible chain. Its stated audience is crypto-native users and developers who want to work with tokenized real-world assets not merely as replicas of traditional finance instruments but as building blocks for crypto-first applications such as derivatives, lending, and yield farming. The project describes itself as vertically integrating the components needed for this — a tokenization engine, compliance tooling, and on-chain data normalization — into a single ecosystem.

Plume runs as an EVM-compatible Layer 1, meaning developers can deploy Ethereum-style smart contracts directly on it; the data does not specify a consensus algorithm, so that detail is not available here. The PLUME token operates on the Plume Mainnet, and with a block time recorded as effectively instantaneous the chain processed 204,714 transactions on the most recent full day recorded. Approximately 66.1 percent of the 10 billion maximum supply is currently in circulation, leaving a meaningful portion of tokens not yet issued.

The network collected 92 US dollars in fees over the most recent 24-hour period, 719 dollars over the trailing 7 days, and 2,772 dollars over the trailing 30 days, with the 30-day figure representing growth of 48.39 percent versus the prior period. Annualizing from that 30-day window produces a fee run-rate of 33,726 dollars, which places the market capitalization at roughly 3,713 times annualized fees and the fully diluted valuation at roughly 5,621 times the same figure. The median transaction fee paid by users was 0.000446 dollars on the most recent full day, reflecting the chain's low-cost design. The data does not specify what share of collected fees flows to token holders, validators, or a treasury.