$XLM is still trading far below the levels that actually matter.
Right now, everyone is focused on where price is today.
I’m more interested in where liquidity sits.
Looking at the weekly chart, three major levels stand out:
$0.35 - the first significant resistance that previously acted as strong support.
$0.63 - the key supply zone where buyers lost control during the last major cycle.
$0.79 - the previous all-time high area and the final major barrier before price discovery.
None of these levels have been reclaimed yet.
That’s exactly why the opportunity still exists.
Markets don’t teleport from the bottom to new highs.
They climb level by level, reclaiming resistance, building acceptance, and attracting new buyers along the way.
If $XLM starts taking back these zones one after another, the entire higher-timeframe structure changes.
Most traders will become interested once the chart already looks obvious.
The better opportunities usually appear long before that happens.
Right now, everyone is focused on where price is today.
I’m more interested in where liquidity sits.
Looking at the weekly chart, three major levels stand out:
$0.35 - the first significant resistance that previously acted as strong support.
$0.63 - the key supply zone where buyers lost control during the last major cycle.
$0.79 - the previous all-time high area and the final major barrier before price discovery.
None of these levels have been reclaimed yet.
That’s exactly why the opportunity still exists.
Markets don’t teleport from the bottom to new highs.
They climb level by level, reclaiming resistance, building acceptance, and attracting new buyers along the way.
If $XLM starts taking back these zones one after another, the entire higher-timeframe structure changes.
Most traders will become interested once the chart already looks obvious.
The better opportunities usually appear long before that happens.