Mantra’s $0.4 Crash Wipeout: Is OM’s 95% Plunge a Crypto Red Flag?
Mantra’s OM token crashes below $0.4, erasing gains after a 95% April drop. Traders demand answers amid liquidation chaos. Is OM doomed? Find out!

The April crash, described as one of crypto’s biggest disasters since Luna’s fall, was blamed on forced liquidations on centralized exchanges, though Mantra’s team denied involvement, calling the project “fundamentally strong.” On-chain sleuths like Choze spotted large OM transfers to exchanges, fueling speculation of insider dumping. The token’s RSI hit 17.18, signaling oversold conditions, but bearish trends persist, with OM trading below its 20-day ($0.51) and 50-day ($0.74) moving averages.
Mantra’s promise to bridge traditional assets to blockchain made it a Top 50 project, but the crash has shattered trust. The RWA sector, valued at $3.2 trillion, relies on credibility, and Mantra’s failure could scare investors from similar projects. A recovery to $0.50-$0.54 is possible if OM breaks $0.42 resistance, but ongoing silence from the team and token unlocks risk further declines to $0.30. Bitcoin’s $100,000 rally hasn’t lifted OM, highlighting its isolated struggle.
Mantra’s CEO speech, expected soon, could clarify the debacle or deepen distrust if vague. Regulatory scrutiny of centralized exchanges may tighten, impacting DeFi. Traders should watch for volume spikes or team updates. Without transparency, OM risks fading into obscurity.