Stellar Lumens price prediction – XLM bulls eye re-entry at...

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Stellar Lumens [XLM] experienced a 45% surge in early January, but has since retraced some of its gains. The current market downturn may present an attractive opportunity for swing traders and investors to consider buying into XLM.

After soaring from $0.30 to nearly 50 cents, XLM’s ongoing pullback was headed toward key levels that could interest bulls again. 

First, the New Year’s upswing flipped the daily chart market structure bullish. This could be shifted if the retracement extended below the recent low at $0.32. 

Until that bearish market structure shift happens, the current outlook was primed for bulls.

The recent pullback was about 18% and closed in on key levels of $0.36, and the December support stopped the holiday sell-off at $0.30. 

The two levels could be market re-entry for bulls targeting overhead supply below $0.50 (red zone). A bullish idea would be invalidated if XLM extended its decline to below $0.30. 

The $0.30 support was further reinforced by the weekly charts, which marked the cyan area as a breaker block that could trigger a price rebound if defended. 

From a liquidity sweep perspective, there were two upside liquidity levels worth tracking. The first was between $0.43 and $0.45, and the second was at $0.48.

In most cases, these high liquidity zones always act as magnets for price action. 

If so, they could be the next key upside targets to be tapped by a likely XLM rebound. Interestingly, the upper liquidity zone aligned with the supply zone below $0.50 on the price charts.

In short, one could book partial profit at the first target and liquidate the rest when the price taps the $0.48-$0.50 target. 

Read Stellar Lumens [XLM] Price Prediction 2025-2026 

In conclusion, XLM’s market structure and liquidation heatmap suggested a great buying opportunity if the pullback extended to $0.30.

However, a sustained sell-off below $0.30 would embolden sellers and invalidate the bullish thesis. 

Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion