Stellar Lumens (XLM) climbed 3% over a 23-hour stretch ending October 6, rising from $0.40 to $0.41 as institutional trading surged above 71 million tokens.
The move followed a technical rebound from $0.39, with traders driving demand during peak trading hours and supporting a steady rally through key resistance levels.
XLM’s ability to hold above the $0.41 mark — a level that previously capped price gains — reflects continued institutional accumulation and confidence in the token’s long-term role within blockchain-based financial infrastructure.
Analysts view the consistent buying pressure from corporate accounts as evidence of growing recognition of Stellar’s enterprise utility.
Market strategists see further upside potential, identifying XLM as one of the more undervalued payment-focused tokens trading below $1.00.
They forecast the token could approach the $1.00 level in the next institutional adoption cycle as blockchain payment networks gain traction in the global corporate finance landscape.

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