Hastra PRIME (PRIME) was trading near $1.05–$1.06 on September 15, 2026, with no new official Hastra or Figure announcement identified in the preceding 24–48 hours. Available market data showed the token broadly stable, while trading activity increased sharply on some tracked venues.
Market activity remains concentrated around $1.06
CoinGecko listed PRIME at approximately $1.06, down 0.10% over 24 hours and unchanged over seven days. It reported roughly $18.55 million in 24-hour trading volume, a 156.2% increase from the previous day, with Orca identified as the leading venue and the PYUSD/PRIME pair accounting for a substantial share of activity.
CoinMarketCap’s September 14 listing showed PRIME at $1.05, up 0.08% over 24 hours, with an estimated $393.77 million market capitalization and $18.86 million in daily volume. The differing market-cap figures across data providers reflect inconsistent circulating-supply and market-data methodologies rather than a confirmed fundamental change in the token.
PRIME’s recent price range has remained narrow. CryptoRank reported a price of $1.05 and identified September 11, 2026, as the token’s recent all-time high at approximately that level.
No fresh official development located
Searches of Hastra’s official X account, Figure’s account and RWA market registries did not identify a confirmed product launch, governance vote, exchange listing or protocol integration announced between September 13 and September 15, 2026.
The latest verifiable ecosystem information remains the project’s positioning of PRIME as a liquid staking or tokenized-credit asset linked to Figure’s Democratized Prime home-equity lending pool. RWA.xyz described PRIME as representing exposure to yield generated by a pool of residential real-estate loans originated by Figure, less a 50-basis-point Hastra platform fee. Its data was marked as of September 13, 2026.
Hastra’s official profile continues to promote PRIME as a Solana-based product offering yields of up to 8%, although no new yield adjustment or pool update was published in the searched 24–48-hour period.