TradingKey – Spot listings on OKX and Binance fuel XPL’s explosive rally.
On Friday, September 26, while the broader crypto market trended downward, Plasma’s native token XPL defied gravity — surging over 100% and briefly breaking the $1.40 mark, peaking at $1.44. As of press time, the price has pulled back slightly to $1.30.
XPL 30-Minute Price Chart – Source: TradingView.
Plasma is a Layer-1 blockchain focused on stablecoin infrastructure, and XPL serves as its core utility token. The token officially launched via public sale on July 17, and has since been listed for perpetual contracts on platforms like Hyperliquid (HYPE) and ASTER.
Over the past two days, XPL spot trading went live on major centralized exchanges including OKX and Binance. Combined with a large-scale airdrop campaign, these developments have significantly boosted market momentum.
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