Stellar Reorganizes 2.7B XLM for Transparency
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Stellar Foundation moved 2.7B XLM internally to align holdings with its updated mandate structure. The foundation now groups XLM funds into Development, Product & Innovation, Growth, and Assets & Liquidity. Stellar Expert publicly labels and tracks all foundation accounts. The Stellar Development Foundation has adjusted how it manages its XLM holdings to improve transparency. The foundation moved more than 2.7 billion XLM between internal accounts. The change follows an updated mandate framework shared last year. The foundation intends the move to clarify how funds support the Stellar network and its ecosystem. Updated Framework Guides Use of XLM Funds The Stellar Development Foundation published an updated framework last year. The framework explains how entrusted XLM supports network growth and ecosystem development. It outlines structured categories for the foundation to use funds. The framework was designed to provide clarity to the public. It also aimed to align internal fund management with stated priorities. These priorities include development, innovation, and long-term network health. The foundation stated that the framework helps explain funding decisions. It also helps observers track how the foundation allocates resources. This approach reflects a structured treasury management process. Transfer of 2.7 Billion XLM Between Accounts On-chain data shows that the foundation moved 2,738,473,022 XLM between its accounts. The transfer moved funds from the Growth 3 account. The foundation labeled the receiving account Assets and Liquidity. Last year the Stellar Development Foundation published an updated framework for using the XLM entrusted to us to build, promote, and strengthen the Stellar network and ecosystem. Today, we moved 2,738,473,022 XLM from Growth 3… — Stellar (@StellarOrg) February 6, 2026 The transaction was completed on the Stellar network. Both sending and receiving addresses are publicly visible. This allows independent verification of the transfer details. The foundation stated that the move improves clarity around fund…
Filed under: News - @ February 7, 2026 4:29 am