Stellar’s (XLM) price trades near $0.47 after a 103% month-on-month. The rally has stalled into small daily candles (mostly indecisive Doji candles).
And two daily signals now lean lower: a heavy block of leveraged longs sits under price, and slipping momentum. Key support levels might be at risk.
Price is hovering above $0.45, but Bitget’s 30‑day XLM/USDT liquidation map shows roughly $79.8 million of long exposure compared with about $42.1 million in shorts, with the cumulative cluster highlighted under $0.40.
Each step down would trigger smaller pockets first, then the dense area under $0.40 can amplify selling as forced closures hit the order book.
A liquidation map plots where leveraged positions get auto-closed; when the largest clusters sit below spot, even a modest drop can snowball.
Since July 14, the price has held near the highs while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart has made lower highs.
The last time XLM showed this pattern, in late December, the price fell over 40%.
RSI measures the strength of recent price movements on a 0–100 scale. When price is steady or rising but RSI eases, momentum is not confirming the move, and pullback risk increases.
With leverage and liquidation risks waiting below, that loss of momentum becomes more dangerous, supporting the “XLM price correction” logic.
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A Fibonacci retracement drawn from the $0.21 low to the $0.52 high frames the likely supports if selling starts: $0.44 (0.236) being the strongest level will multiple support hits.
Fibonacci levels mark common pullback areas, and when they overlap with liquidation clusters, reactions tend to be sharper.
XLM is currently sitting above $0.44. A daily close beneath that level would put $0.40 in focus. Below $0.40, the liquidation hypothesis wins, so a break there could speed a move toward $0.33. A 40% decline (inspired by the December 2024 pattern) from the $0.52 high lands under $0.33.
Under $0.28 (if the $0.33 level breaks), the entire XLM price structure could turn bearish in the short term.
Invalidation is straightforward: a firm daily close back above $0.52, with RSI turning up and liquidation risk thinning out, would neutralize this bearish setup and restore the upside case.
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