Stellar Tops Tokenized Fund Growth as XLM Enters Technical Test

Stellar registered the largest 24-hour increase in tokenized funds among the networks tracked by TronWeekly, totaling $291.4 million. The reported inflow extends Stellar’s activity in real-world assets, although the figure measures fund growth rather than the network’s overall total value locked.

The XLM technical picture was less definitive in the supplied coverage. TronWeekly said the token had broken through the upper boundary of a falling wedge on its four-hour chart and cited Globe Of Crypto’s assessment that a 35%–40% recovery toward $0.23 was possible. DailyCoin instead emphasized that XLM was testing the lower boundary of a familiar pattern while RWA-linked inflows continued.

The two outlets therefore agree that Stellar’s RWA activity and XLM’s chart pattern were the central elements of the story, but they characterize the technical move differently. TronWeekly supplied the $291.4 million growth estimate and the falling-wedge breakout description; DailyCoin provided broader emphasis on the pattern boundary and surrounding inflows without independently restating that amount.

DeFiLlama’s live data showed Stellar TVL at $106.41 million, down 17.6% over seven days. That is a separate metric from the $291.4 million in 24-hour tokenized-fund growth reported by TronWeekly, so the two figures should not be treated as equivalent measures of Stellar’s total capital base.

XLM was priced at $0.153921, down 7.45% over 24 hours and 8.52% over seven days, with a $5.44 billion market capitalization. The wider crypto market was also broadly lower: total capitalization stood at $2.62 trillion, Bitcoin fell 5.14% over 24 hours, and the Fear & Greed index registered 50, or Neutral. The immediate areas to monitor are whether Stellar’s reported fund growth persists and whether XLM’s technical pattern holds as market conditions remain weak.