XLM is already showing what happens when liquidity starts waking up.
The screenshot shows Stellar around 0.2291 with a 24 hour move of approximately 9.98 percent.
That is a serious move.
But after a move of this size, the question is no longer whether the coin can move.
The question is whether buyers can defend the new level.
The market is currently experiencing rising trading activity, with total crypto 24 hour volume recently around 104 billion dollars. Bitcoin dominance remains near 59 percent, so a continued move in XLM would be especially interesting if altcoin liquidity begins expanding while Bitcoin remains stable.
For XLM, the first zone I would watch is 0.220 to 0.225.
Holding that area after a strong move would show that buyers are attempting to turn previous resistance into support. Losing it could mean that the market needs a deeper reset.
EP: 0.222 to 0.230
TP1: 0.245
TP2: 0.260
TP3: 0.280
SL: 0.210
The biggest mistake after a 10 percent move is assuming the next 10 percent is automatic.
Let the market come toward the entry.
If XLM consolidates above support while volume remains healthy, the structure becomes much more interesting.
I am ready for the move, but I would rather enter strength after confirmation than chase a vertical candle.
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