Mapping Stellar’s market cycles: Can XLM’s current downtrend reverse?
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XLM peaked at $0.9 but plunged to $0.1 by 2019, a 90% decline from its 2018 all-time high. XLM’s liquidation heatmap revealed key liquidity zones and price fluctuations between $0.262026 and $0.289401. Stellar [XLM] has been in a general downtrend for quite some time. This has shown a historical pattern of sharp price fluctuations following peaks in its bubble risk oscillator. The Short-Term Bubble Risk chart therefore tracks price in its oscillator levels. The oscillator, ranging from 0 to 1, repeatedly spiked above 0.5, signaling high bubble risk. Notable spikes occurred in 2017, 2018, 2021, and 2025, each correlating with significant price drops. Source: IntoTheBlock In 2017, XLM peaked at $0.9 but plunged to $0.1 by 2019, a 90% decline from its 2018 all-time high (ATH). A similar trend emerged in 2021, when XLM reached $0.7 before dropping to $0.1 by 2023. In 2025, XLM briefly surged to $0.4 before falling back to $0.1, aligning with the oscillator’s peak at 0.808, indicating strong bearish momentum. Historically, each oscillator spike above 0.5 has preceded a substantial decline, suggesting continued volatility. Despite historical downtrends, a drop in the oscillator below 0.5 with stability could signal a reversal. If XLM maintains a price above $0.4, it may break free from its pattern of steep declines, potentially entering a bullish phase. XLM: Insights from ATH declines The XLM Percentage Drawdown from ATH chart highlighted the coin’s price history and significant declines. After peaking at $0.9 in 2018, XLM dropped over 90% to $0.1 by 2019. Source: IntoTheBlock A similar peak at $0.7 in 2021 led to an -80% drawdown by 2022. In 2025, XLM briefly hit $0.4 before falling to $0.1, registering an -84.5% decline. The consistent pattern of -80% to -90% drawdowns underscores the asset’s volatility and bearish tendencies. Therefore, a sustained price…
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