Stellar

Stellar is an open network that allows money to be moved and stored. When it was released in July 2014, one of its goals was boosting financial inclusion by reaching the world’s unbanked — but soon afterwards, its priorities shifted to helping financial firms connect with one another through blockchain technology. The network’s native token, lumens, serves as a bridge that makes it less expensive to trade assets across borders. All of this aims to challenge existing payment providers, who often charge high fees for a similar service.

The Stellar project was launched in 2014 by Ripple co-founder Jed McCaleb and his partner Joyce Kim. McCaleb left Ripple in 2013 due to disagreements about the project’s vision with fellow co-founders.

Stellar is an open network that allows money to be moved and stored. When it was released in July 2014, one of its goals was boosting financial inclusion by reaching the world’s unbanked—but its priorities shifted to helping financial firms connect with one another through blockchain technology. 

The network's native token, lumens, serves as a bridge that makes it less expensive to trade assets across borders. All of this aims to challenge existing payment providers, who often charge high fees for a similar service.

There are about 50 billion lumens in existence. No more lumens will be created. There are currently about 20 billion lumens circulating in the open market

The Stellar Development Foundation, which is a non-profit organization that supports adoption of the Stellar Lumens payment network, was created in collaboration with Stripe CEO Patrick Collison. Stripe received 2 billion lumens in return for a $3 million seed investment. 

U.S. Bank tests custom stablecoin development on Stellar blockchain, highlighting innovative approaches to programmable digital banking infrastructure. U.S. Bank is conducting a strategic exploration of stablecoin technology using the Stellar network, partnering with PwC and the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF). The initiative focuses on leveraging Stellar's robust blockchain infrastructure, which offers 99.

U.S. Bank Explores Stablecoin Issuance on Stellar Network

U.S. Bank joins the growing list of traditional banking institutions working on stablecoins, testing its own on the Stellar blockchain.

US Bank Is Testing a Stablecoin on Stellar Network

The bank's push into stablecoins puts it among many other traditional financial institutions, like Bank of America and Citi.

America's fifth-largest bank US Bancorp tests stablecoin on Stellar

XLM jumped 2.32% to $0.2476, breaking $0.2460 resistance on elevated volume.

Stellar Rallies 2.3% Breaking Key Resistance on Volume Surge

U.S. Bank starts testing the issuance of bank-grade stablecoins using the Stellar blockchain network.

U.S Bank Tests Custom Stablecoin Issuance on Stellar Network

Stellar's XLM notched solid gains Tuesday, rising 3.53% to $0.2508 and outperforming the broader crypto market by more than a percentage point. Trading activity picked up meaningfully, with volumes running 23% above weekly norms — a sign traders were positioning for a potential breakout even in the absence of major fundamental catalysts.

Stellar Climbs 3.5% to $0.25 as Technical Recovery Gains Momentum

XLM fell from $0.2491 to $0.2451 with clear bearish momentum confirmed. Trading volume jumped 78% above average during critical support breakdown

Stella's XLM Token Breaks Key $0.25 Support as Altcoins Suffer Continued Drawdown

Stellar (XLM) slipped 3.2% on Tuesday, falling from $0.2577 to $0.2495 as altcoins broadly consolidated and momentum cooled. The token briefly tapped resistance at $0.2558 on unusually heavy volume—87% above its 24-hour average—before sellers regained control.

XLM Slips 3.2% to $0.25 as Altcoin Purge Continues

Stellar's price weakened on Nov. 17, slipping 1.2% over 24 hours as volatility and volume surged. XLM fell from $0.2580 to $0.2548 while carving out a choppy consolidation range of 3.3%.

Stellar Slips as Key Support Breaks, Signaling Mounting Bearish Momentum

Stellar faced selling pressure during Tuesday's session with XLM sliding from $0.2846 to $0.2812 as institutional distribution emerged at elevated levels. The token carved out a $0.0189 range, representing 6.7% volatility that signaled heightened trader uncertainty around current price levels.

Stellar Tumbles Below Key $0.285 Support as Bears Take Over

Stellar's performance was muted in Tuesday's session ending Nov. 12 at 14:00 UTC, with XLM easing from $0.2949 to $0.2944 as traders settled into a tight consolidation range.

Stellar's XLM Trades in Tight Range as Traders Exhibit Uncertainty

Nasdaq-listed solar energy storage firm Turbo Energy tapped Taurus' institutional tokenization platform and Stellar for a blockchain pilot.

Taurus, Stellar tapped for tokenized clean energy financing pilot in Spain

Solar energy storage firm Turbo Energy is turning to blockchain to finance clean energy projects, using the Stellar (XLM) network, the firm said on Tuesday.

Stellar Blockchain to Power Turbo Energy's Tokenized Clean Energy Financing Initiative

Stellar's XLM surged 3.62% to $0.3004 on Tuesday, breaking above key resistance as trading volume spiked nearly 19% above its 30-day average. The move outperformed the broader crypto market by 4.86%, pushing XLM closer to the 5% relative strength threshold that often marks the start of major breakout trends.

Stellar's XLM Rises 3.6%, Breaking Key Resistance Amid Bullish Signals

Stellar (XLM) posted modest declines in a volatile 24-hour session ending Nov. 7 at 14:00. Prices dropped from $0.2705 to $0.2702 while trading within a tight $0.0109 range.

XLM Consolidates After Volatile Session Tests Key Support

Stellar (XLM) extended its recent slide on Tuesday, falling 2.2% from $0.2789 to $0.2727 as resistance at $0.2815 once again capped upside momentum. The token traded within a $0.0124 range, reflecting 4.5% intraday volatility, while a series of lower highs confirmed the prevailing bearish bias.

Stellar Faces Renewed Selling Pressure as XLM Reverses From Key Resistance

Stellar (XLM) posted modest gains in Tuesday's session, climbing 0.97% to $0.279 and outperforming the broader crypto market by 1.84%. The move came despite overall market caution, signaling selective buying interest and relative strength for the token.

Stellar (XLM) Breaks Key Resistance Amid Heavy Volume Surge

Stellar's XLM extended its decline over the past 24 hours, sliding from $0.2945 to $0.2728 in a sharp 7.7% drop that reinforced a clear downtrend.

Stellar's XLM Slides 7.7% as Key Support Break Sparks Heavy Sell-Off

Stellar (XLM) bounced to $0.285 on Tuesday following a sell-off, with trading volumes running 11.18% above the 30-day average as smart contract activity on the network surged 700%. The rebound marked a clear break from recent consolidation, signaling renewed participation from selective institutional flows.

Stellar Holds the Line at $0.277 as Buyers Defend Key Support Zone

Trading volume fell 21% below the 30-day average, pointing to limited conviction behind the move. Analysts said the price action appeared retail-driven, with little evidence of institutional support — a key ingredient for sustained upside.

Stellar's XLM Holds Steady at $0.2975 as Weak Volume Caps Rebound Momentum

Stellar Lumens (XLM) gained 1.53% in the past 24 hours, rising from $0.3168 to $0.3177 as trading volume jumped 134% above its 30-day average. The controlled price action amid high volume points to institutional accumulation rather than retail-driven momentum.

Stellar Edges 1.5% Higher Breaking $0.32 Amid Institutional Accumulation

XLM gains 2.3% in 24 hours, breaking above key resistance amid surging European session volume and growing institutional focus on blockchain-based payments.

XLM Gains 2.3% to $0.3314 as Payment Networks Drive Institutional Interest

Stellar's native token, XLM, climbed from $0.3131 to $0.3210 over the past 24 hours, advancing 2.5% and confirming an ascending trend pattern. The rally was supported by a series of higher lows at $0.3106, $0.3118, and $0.3149, reflecting consistent buying momentum across sessions.

Stellar's XLM Consolidates After Breakout as Volume Surge Hints at Institutional Activity

XLM traded lower through Tuesday's session, slipping from $0.3137 to $0.3123 over 24 hours ending Oct. 23 at 14:00 UTC. The token moved within a narrow $0.0132 range (4.2%), reflecting volatile but range-bound behavior.

Stellar Edges Lower 0.4% to $0.3123 as Partnership News Surfaces

Stellar's XLM tumbled 5% on Tuesday, falling from $0.3284 to $0.3119 after breaking below a critical $0.32 support level that had held for weeks. The drop marked one of XLM's sharpest declines in recent sessions, underscoring renewed bearish momentum in a market driven largely by technical factors rather than fundamentals.

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