Here’s why Stellar Price Could Go Parabolic Soon

Stellar price plunged in the last three weeks due to a risk-off sentiment brought forth by Fed’s interest decision for 2025. The XLM price has formed a falling wedge pattern and found support at the 50-day moving average, indicating an eventual comeback as investors buy the dip.

Stellar Price Technical Analysis: Falling Wedge Forms

The Stellar Lumens coin fell sharply and formed a few lower lows and lower highs as Bitcoin and most altcoins crashed. This decline has seen it form a falling wedge chart pattern, which is made up of two falling trendlines. The upper trendline connects the highest level on December 2 and 17, while the lower lines link the lower lows since November 26.

A falling wedge is a highly popular reversal sign. In most cases, this reversal happens when the two lines are nearing their confluence levels, which is about to happen.

Another bullish case is that the XLM price has found support at the 50% Fibonacci Retracement level. This retracement links the lowest and highest levels in 2024.

Further, the Stellar price seems to have completed its mean reversion, which explains why it crashed in the past few days. Mean reversion is when a cryptocurrency or a stock return to its average price. In this case, it has found substantial support at the 50-day moving average, where it has failed to drop below in the past two consecutive days. 

XLM price has also found support near the lower side of Andrew’s pitchfork tool. Therefore, the coin will likely have a strong bullish breakout in the coming days. If this happens, it may rally and retest the psychological point at $0.50, which coincides with the 23.6% retracement level. 

Stellar Price Chart

Stellar Lumens price’s bullish view will become invalid if the coin slips below last week’s low at $0.3125. Such a drop will see it drop to the psychological level at $0.30.

XLM Price Has Bullish Fundamentals

Stellar Price has some bullish fundamentals that could push its price higher in the next few weeks. The first big thing is that Stellar and Ripple are often seen as ‘cousins’ since they target the payment industry. Also, Stellar’s founder, Jed McCaleb, is one of Ripple’s founder.

Stellar and Ripple are “cousins”

Therefore, Ripple’s performance could benefit the XLM price as it has previously done. As we wrote earlier, analysts are optimistic that the XRP price will skyrocket by 60% if the SEC approves a spot XRP fund. Another analyst expects the Ripple price to surge to $4 as Binance transactions rise.

Further, Stellar’s network is doing relatively well as the DeFi total value locked stages a slow recovery. DeFi Llama data shows that the Stellar Network had a TVL of over 135 million XLM, higher than last week’s low of 112 XLM. 

Therefore, a combination of strong fundamentals and technicals may help the Stellar price rebound in the near term.

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