Stellar’s XLM Dips Below $0.25 as Institutional Selling Accelerates
Stellar’s XLM dropped 1.6% on Tuesday, falling from $0.2491 to $0.2451 as sellers dominated, extending a sequence of lower highs from the recent $0.2602 peak. The token traded within a $0.0153 range, showing 6.2% intraday volatility. A surge of 36.3 million XLM at 05:00—78% above its daily average—confirmed a break below the critical $0.2520 support level.
With no major fundamental catalysts, technical trends drove the market, suggesting institutional distribution rather than retail-driven activity.
Bearish momentum intensified on the one-hour chart as XLM slid another 0.8% from $0.2478 to $0.2453. Two strong selling waves pushed the token below $0.2470 and $0.2460, accompanied by one-minute volume spikes of 1.71 million and 1.69 million tokens—over eight times typical levels.
Technical Snapshot for XLM
- Support/Resistance: Immediate support at $0.2449; resistance at $0.2600; breakdown at $0.2520 now acts as overhead supply.
- Volume: 36.3M spike 78% above daily average; consecutive 1.7M+ surges confirm institutional selling pressure.
- Chart Patterns: Lower highs from $0.2602; accelerating bearish momentum; two-wave selling structure on the 60-minute chart.
- Targets & Risk/Reward: Downside target at $0.2430 if momentum continues; recovery faces resistance at $0.2520, with $0.2600 as key reversal level.

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