Stellar released a dedicated Golang SDK that separates reusable components from service logic, improving clarity and usability for Go developers building on XLM.
U.S. Bank is piloting a custom stablecoin on the Stellar network with PwC and the Stellar Development Foundation, exploring programmable digital banking infrastructure. The bank highlights Stellar's high reliability and 99+% uptime as a core advantage.
Stellar (XLM) has slid from $0.52 at its 2025 peak to about $0.26, a more than 50% drop, while Grayscale has been actively managing its XLM exposure during the downturn. The fund’s moves are drawing attention because institutional behavior can affect liquidity and market sentiment.

Stellar's XLM surged over 7% in a day as XRP's rally reignited demand for major payment-focused tokens. Traders now eye whether momentum can drive XLM past the key $0.32 level.

Stellar Development Foundation has become a founding member of the Blockchain Payments Consortium, aiming to create global standards for digital-asset transactions. The move could accelerate on‑chain payments adoption and improve interoperability for platforms and users.

Stellar's XLM climbed 3.62% to $0.3004, breaking above a key resistance level as trading volume rose nearly 19% above its 30-day average. The move outpaced the broader market and pushes XLM closer to the 5% relative strength threshold that often precedes larger breakouts.

XRP and XLM led gains during a broader crypto rebound on Nov 10, 2025 — XRP posted double-digit overnight gains that triggered large short liquidations while XLM also outperformed as traders rotated into select altcoins.