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What is Plume?
Plume is a public, EVM-compatible blockchain designed for Real World Assets (RWAs) and RWA finance (RWAfi). Its stated goal is to move assets such as private credit, ETFs, commodities, real estate, and collectibles from closed financial systems onto a permissionless, composable onchain environment.
Rather than treating tokenization as the endpoint, Plume presents RWAs as crypto-native building blocks that can be staked, swapped, lent, borrowed, and used as collateral. The network is intended to connect institutional-grade assets with DeFi applications while preserving transparency and improving user access.
Plume is a modular network whose documented components include Arc, a tokenization engine; Smart Wallets/Passport, which embed custody and compliance functions; and Nexus, a data highway for bringing offchain information onchain. The chain is EVM-compatible, with Ethereum as its settlement layer.
The ecosystem is aimed at issuers, institutions, DeFi developers, and users seeking yield or liquidity from tokenized assets. Plume documentation reports more than 200 protocols onboarded and substantial testnet activity, but these are project-reported figures and can change over time.
What problem does Plume solve?
Traditional real-world assets are often difficult for crypto users to access, transfer, compose, or use in DeFi. Tokenized assets can also remain economically stagnant when they cannot be collateralized, integrated with lending markets, or traded with useful liquidity. Plume targets this gap by making RWA representations usable across a crypto-native financial stack.
RWA systems must also address compliance, identity, asset data, and liquidity rather than only minting tokens. Plume's documented approach puts AML/compliance integrations, liquidity and trading support, and data feeds into the network's broader toolkit. This is intended to help issuers and applications handle regulated assets while making valuations and financial products more data-aware.
The model does not remove asset-specific, counterparty, regulatory, custody, or market risks. Access and transferability can depend on an asset issuer's legal structure and compliance rules, and yields shown by applications are not guaranteed by the base chain.
How does Plume work?
Plume operates as an EVM-compatible mainnet with chain ID 98866, PLUME as its native gas token, and Ethereum as the settlement layer. Developers can use standard EVM tooling and the documented RPC endpoints to deploy contracts and build applications; the official explorer provides transaction and contract inspection.
Arc is the architecture's tokenization engine. Plume describes it as supporting the creation, onboarding, and management of physical and digital asset representations while connecting to compliance and data systems. This creates the issuer-facing path from an offchain asset and its legal/compliance requirements to an onchain token.
At the user and application layer, Smart Wallets/Passport are designed to combine custody and compliance controls so RWA holdings can interact with DeFi functions such as yield generation and liquidity management. Plume also documents built-in AML compliance through compliance partners, with verification applied to users and asset transactions.
Nexus supplies offchain data to onchain applications, including lending, prediction markets, valuations, and other RWAfi use cases. Once assets and data are available, DeFi protocols can provide staking, swaps, lending, borrowing, yield farming, collateralization, and structured strategies. PLUME pays network gas, supports staking and governance, and is used for ecosystem incentives.
Key facts
- Plume mainnet is public and EVM-compatible; official chain ID is 98866.
- The native token is PLUME; official docs list gas fees, governance, staking, and ecosystem incentives as utilities.
- Official docs list a total PLUME supply of 10 billion and initial circulating supply at TGE of 20%.
- Official allocation breakdown: 59% community/ecosystem/foundation, 21% early backers, and 20% core contributors.
- Ethereum is documented as Plume's settlement layer (Ethereum chain ID 1).
- Mainnet RPC: https://rpc.plume.org; official explorer: https://explorer.plume.org.
- Plume's architecture documents Arc (tokenization), Smart Wallets/Passport (custody/compliance), and Nexus (real-world data).
- The network documentation describes integrated AML compliance, liquidity/trading support, and data integration as core features.
- Official token contract listed by Plume docs on Ethereum: 0x4C1746A800D224393fE2470C70A35717eD4eA5F1.
- Plume documentation reports over 200 protocols onboarded and 18 million testnet wallets/280 million testnet transactions; these are project-reported and time-sensitive.
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Frequently asked questions
What is PLUME used for?
PLUME is the native utility token used for gas on Plume, staking, governance, and ecosystem incentives. It is also used in applications and activities across the RWAfi ecosystem.
What types of assets does Plume support?
Plume documentation describes support for assets such as private credit, ETFs, commodities, real estate, collectibles, and other physical or digital RWAs. Availability and transfer rules depend on each issuer and its compliance framework.
How does Plume address compliance?
Plume documents built-in AML compliance through compliance partners and says verification can apply to users and asset transactions. Individual assets and applications may impose additional eligibility or jurisdictional restrictions.
Can Plume RWAs be used in DeFi?
That is a central design goal: tokenized assets are intended to be staked, swapped, lent, borrowed, looped, and used as collateral where supported by applications. Actual functionality depends on the asset, issuer, and integrating protocol.
What are Plume's network details?
Plume mainnet uses chain ID 98866, PLUME as its token symbol, Ethereum as settlement layer, RPC https://rpc.plume.org, and explorer https://explorer.plume.org.
Where can developers get support?
Developers can use the official documentation and join Plume's Discord at https://discord.com/invite/plume-network for technical discussions and support.
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