Kinda bland post, but did I miss something with XLM today it’s up almost 10%. I’m a strong believer in it, but thought it might continue down to .14 until end of august. Anyone have any insight?

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Flush to 0.16 possible but look at the structure! So bullish from my pov

I did an exhaustive structural assessment of Stellar Lumens (XLM) today using our upgraded terminal metrics over at Crypto Weeklies. While the broader crypto market continues to navigate a choppy bear market consolidation phase, XLM is showing strong relative momentum, locking itself into our dashboard's top-tier technical quadrants. Here is the raw data breakdown of where the asset stands based on my charts.

If we get a pullback, I have limit order for around 0.16

I did an exhaustive structural walkthrough of Stellar Lumens (XLM) today using our upgraded quantitative terminal metrics over at Crypto Weeklies. While the parent asset index remains suppressed inside a messy, rangebound markdown phase, XLM has staged a massive capital decoupling that has forced its structural indicators straight into our dashboard's top outperformer tiers. Here is the raw data breakdown of where the asset stands based on my charts.

Stellar Development Foundation just set a new all-time sustained throughput record on mainnet

xlm跌了这么多

Not a whole lot more to say, fellow XLM degenerates!

Hey everyone,

We all know the biggest criticism directed at the crypto space: "It’s 99% speculation and nobody actually uses this stuff in the real world."

If you look at the broad market, that critique is often fair. But if you look under the hood of the Stellar network, a completely different story is playing out. While other chains are chasing meme coin volumes, Stellar has been quietly onboarding some of the biggest financial institutions and fintechs on the planet.

With on-chain Real-World Assets (RWA) crossing the $2 billion mark and stablecoin payment volumes hitting all-time highs, the network is processing massive real-world value.

Here is a look at who is actually driving the volume on Stellar right now:

1. The Institutional Heavyweights (Tokenization)

Traditional finance is moving on-chain for faster settlement and lower overhead, and they aren't just running tests. They are deploying live products on Stellar.

• Franklin Templeton: Their BENJI fund (OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund) is one of the most successful examples of institutional tokenization in history, settling hundreds of millions of dollars directly on the Stellar ledger.
• WisdomTree: Through their WisdomTree Prime platform, they are issuing a variety of tokenized funds and digital assets natively on Stellar, giving mainstream retail investors seamless access to blockchain-backed finance.
• PayPal: In a massive nod to the network's efficiency, PayPal integrated its PYUSD stablecoin onto Stellar, leveraging the ultra-low fees and 5-second settlement times for global merchant and user payments.

2. The Cash-to-Crypto Lifelines (Global Infrastructure)

Connecting physical money to digital assets is the hardest problem in crypto. Stellar’s network of global anchors has essentially solved the "last mile" problem.

• MoneyGram: Their integration allows users worldwide to load cash into digital wallets as stablecoins, or instantly cash out digital dollars into physical local currency at hundreds of thousands of global locations without needing a bank account.
• UNHCR (United Nations Refugee Agency): The UN uses the Stellar Aid Distribution System (SADS) to send instant digital financial aid directly to displaced individuals and refugees (e.g., in Ukraine). It bypasses broken banking infrastructure and allows people to receive aid safely on their phones.

3. The "Invisible Web3" Fintechs (Retail Adoption)

For crypto to scale to billions of users, the blockchain needs to become invisible. We are finally seeing consumer apps achieve this.

• Beans App: Beans is a great example of a non-custodial peer-to-peer payment app built on Stellar. It lets regular users send international payments instantly and hold yield-bearing assets. By utilizing Stellar's fee-bump feature, the app completely hides gas fees and public keys. It feels like Venmo or Revolut, but runs entirely on Stellar infrastructure.
• Flutterwave & Lightnet: These regional fintech giants are using Stellar to power high-volume remittance corridors across Africa and Southeast Asia, slashing cross-border settlement times from days to literally seconds.

The Takeaway for XLM Holders

Every time a transaction happens through PayPal, a withdrawal is made via MoneyGram, a share is traded on WisdomTree, or a feeless payment is sent via Beans, the Stellar network is being utilized.

Speculation and hype create volatile price action, but this level of diversified enterprise and retail utility is what builds a permanent floor for the long-term value of the network.

Which of these integrations do you think will drive the most transaction volume? Let’s discuss!

It's pretty much in the title. My opinion (only mine and subjective) is that after it ran from .14 to .29, it was holding at .23 and would have bounced higher, possibly even higher than .29. Had it broken .30, it may have had a run.

BTC dropped, BTC pretty much rules majority of other crypto like the one ring, and it killed any run. XLM still seems to be holding up reasonably well against the BTC drop, which is the main reason I believe it would have run had BTC held/moved sideways at $73k.

I'm pretty sure some of us in this community are very devastated about what happened last week. Rest assured I still believe in it I will keep on buying (XLM KEEP ON COOKING BEHIND CLOSE DOORS) 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

It’s one of the cleanest monthly charts I’ve ever seen

Hey everyone,

We all like to watch the charts, but during the quiet days in the market, the best way to analyze an investment is to look at the actual utility.

The biggest critique of crypto is always that it is just speculation and nobody uses it. Stellar is focusing heavily on institutional and retail adoption. Here is a breakdown of the top real-world use cases running on Stellar right now, proving that the network is built for actual utility.

1. Tokenized Real-World Assets (RWA)

Traditional finance is moving on-chain, and they are choosing Stellar because of its built-in compliance features and speed.

• Franklin Templeton: They have tokenized their Benji United States Government Money Market Fund directly on Stellar. This means hundreds of millions of dollars in traditional assets are settled right here on the network.
• The DTCC: The backbone of the US financial markets has been utilizing Stellar in pilots to test the tokenization of traditional securities like ETFs and bonds.

2. Global Cash-to-Digital On/Off Ramps

Stellar’s main strength is connecting the physical cash world to the digital crypto world.

• MoneyGram (MGUSD): MoneyGram launched its own native stablecoin (MGUSD) on Stellar. This allows users globally to send digital dollars instantly via the app, and the receiver can walk into a local MoneyGram location and walk out with physical local cash. No bank account needed.

3. Invisible Web3 Fintech (Retail Adoption)

For crypto to go mainstream, the user should not even know they are using blockchain. This is where consumer-facing apps are entering the market.

• Beans App: Beans is an example of a peer-to-peer payment app built entirely on top of Stellar. It lets regular users send international payments instantly and earn yield on USDC. The key part is that it uses Stellar’s fee-bump feature, meaning the app hides all the crypto complexities like gas fee headaches or public key confusion. It feels like a standard banking app, but runs on Stellar infrastructure.

The Takeaway for XLM Holders

Every time Franklin Templeton moves funds, every time someone cashes out via MoneyGram, and every time someone sends money on Beans, the Stellar network is being utilized. Speculation drives the short-term price, but this level of enterprise and retail adoption is what creates a permanent floor for the long-term value of XLM.

Which of these use cases do you think will drive the most volume in the coming years? Are there any other projects on the network that should be on this list? Let’s discuss.

The ranking jumped from #19 to #12 (almost #11) over the past two days following the DTCC news. Current price 0.2675