Stellar (XLM) is showing promising signs, recently forming a bullish pattern called a double golden cross on short-term charts. This happens as the price recovers from a dip experienced last week. Currently, XLM is trading around $0.178, with a nearly 9% increase in the last 24 hours and a 1.87% gain over the past week.
XLM is showing bullish momentum, with its 50-hour and 2-hour moving averages crossing above the 200-hour and 2-hour moving averages, respectively. This pattern, known as a golden cross, often signals a potential price increase.
A short-term sell signal, known as a death cross, briefly appeared, but positive buying pressure quickly led to a golden cross, reversing the negative signal.
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XLM’s price increased for three consecutive days, peaking at $0.1823 on Wednesday. The rally started from a low of $0.155 on March 23rd. This upward movement broke through the 50-day moving average, which currently sits at $0.161, a level that has limited XLM’s price since July 2025.
I’m keeping a close eye on the $0.181 level for XLM. The price tried to break through it on March 18th, but pulled back a bit. If it can get past that resistance, I think we could see the price move higher.
How the overall market feels will likely influence the price of Stellar (XLM). While most major cryptocurrencies are currently doing well, investors remain wary due to ongoing concerns about rising inflation and the possibility that interest rate cuts may stop.
Stellar surges in RWA market cap
The value of real-world assets (RWAs) on the Stellar network is approximately $1.4 billion, putting it in close competition with Solana, which currently has around $1.5 billion in RWA value. Both networks are vying for the third-largest position in this market.
Stellar is still an important player, even though its market value of $5 billion is relatively low compared to other companies in the Real World Asset (RWA) sector. Currently, around 10 major financial institutions are using Stellar to issue 67 different RWA assets, and that number is growing.
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2026-03-25 17:46