Stellar price is once again attracting attention as analysts highlight a repeating Wyckoff accumulation cycle similar to its 2017-2018 rally setup.

With prices consolidating near $0.32, the technical structure hints at a potential parabolic expansion phase if accumulation continues and momentum builds across broader market conditions.

Highlights Spots Wyckoff Pattern Repetition

In a recent analysis shared on X, market analyst Crypto Cyclist compared Stellar’s current market structure with its historic 2015–2018 price cycle. The chart divides the earlier period into three distinct Wyckoff phases: Accumulation, Re-Accumulation, and Distribution—all marked by low volatility and subdued price movement before an explosive parabolic rise.

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According to the analyst, the coin’s current market structure between 2022 and 2025 mirrors that same Wyckoff blueprint. The token appears to be completing its re-accumulation phase, as evidenced by gradually rising lows and muted volatility, typical signs of smart money accumulation. The implication, the analyst notes, is that the token could be entering the final “parabolic expansion” phase, where pent-up liquidity and sentiment shifts ignite a sharp upward breakout.

If this historical pattern continues, the asset may be on the verge of a powerful bullish move similar to its late-2017 surge, with technical indicators already hinting at renewed underlying strength.

XLM Holds $0.32 as Market Data Reflects Accumulation

Data from BraveNewCoin shows that Stellar is trading at $0.32, down 2.94% in the past 24 hours. The network’s market capitalization stands at $10.34 billion, with a daily trading volume of $195.52 million and an available supply of 32.02 billion tokens. The asset ranks #20 globally by market cap, reflecting its continued role as a mid-tier digital asset with strong liquidity.

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Despite short-term weakness, the stable trading range between $0.30 and $0.33 suggests that large buyers may be absorbing supply, aligning with the Wyckoff accumulation thesis. This phase of quiet consolidation could represent a structural foundation for future price expansion, especially as broader liquidity and market participation improve heading into the next macro cycle.

RSI and MACD Indicate Gradual Reversal Momentum

At the time of writing, XLM/USDT was priced at $0.3316, posting a 2.73% daily gain, according to TradingView data. The recent rebound from the $0.16–$0.32 zone underscores active buyer interest at lower levels, halting sustained bearish momentum.

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The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has climbed to 47.44, while its moving average sits at 39.94, showing that selling pressure is diminishing and momentum is slowly improving. Meanwhile, the MACD histogram has turned positive at 0.0028, and a bullish crossover appears likely if current momentum persists.

From a technical standpoint, a decisive move above $0.35–$0.36 would confirm a trend reversal, paving the way for potential targets near $0.38–$0.40. Failure to sustain this recovery, however, could extend the consolidation phase or prompt a retest of lower supports. Overall, the asset’s structure continues to align with the Wyckoff model, positioning the asset at a pivotal point before a possible acceleration into a new growth cycle.