Stellar price
XLMMarket cap and supply
What the coins in circulation are worth, what every coin that can exist would be worth, and where the supply sits.
- Circulating35.37 billion XLM70.7%
- Not circulating14.63 billion XLM29.3%
- Market cap
- $5.175 billionprice x circulating supply
- Fully diluted value
- $7.315 billionprice x total supply
- Circulating supply
- 35.37 billion XLM
- Total supply
- 50.00 billion XLMeverything in existence, locked or not
- Maximum supply
- None fixedno new lumens are created since inflation ended in 2019
- Issued or unlocked
- 70.7%circulating, of the total supply
- Supply in 10 years
- 50.00 billion XLMno more XLM can be created, so at most today's total supply exists in 10 years
Published supply, not node-verified Stellar Development Foundation lumen supply API: circulating supply as the Stellar Development Foundation publishes it: the total less its mandate, the upgrade reserve and the fee pool. Read 9 Nov 2026, 00:05 UTC. Source
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Price performance
Changes from the latest close, and where today’s price sits between the lowest and highest daily close on record.
- 24 hours−3.2%
- 7 days−13.1%
- 30 days−24.9%
- Year to date−27.1%
- 1 year−48.8%
83.6% below the all-time high, and 107 times the all-time low. Highs and lows are daily closes (UTC), not intraday extremes; the scale is logarithmic.
Against its sector. Stellar is in CryptoKeyhole's Bitcoin and payments sector with BTC, BCH, LTC and XRP. Over 30 days it moved −24.9%, against −10.3% for the rest of the sector: 14.6 points behind.
- 24 hours
- −3.2% against −1.8%1.4 points behind
- 7 days
- −13.1% against −5.1%8.0 points behind
- 30 days
- −24.9% against −10.3%14.6 points behind
The rest of the sector is its other coins on our Markets table, each weighted by its market cap at the start of the period, from the same hourly closes as the changes above. Each sector's daily history as an equal-weighted index, in dollars and against bitcoin, is in the Studio on Plus: sector indices.
Risk and return
How much return the past year paid for its swings, how far the price fell from a high and how bad the worst days were.
Over the year to 8 Nov 2026, Stellar's daily returns give a Sharpe ratio of −0.47 (BTC −0.50): a loss for the risk carried. Its deepest fall was −52.3% from a high, and on one day in 20 it fell 5.5% or more.
- Sharpe ratio, 1 year
- −0.47return per unit of volatility; BTC −0.50
- Sortino ratio, 1 year
- −0.79return per unit of downside volatility; BTC −0.70
- Calmar ratio, 1 year
- −0.93the year's return over its deepest fall; BTC −0.61
- Deepest fall, 1 year
- −52.3%from a running peak of daily closes; BTC −44.8%
- Value at risk, 1 day, 95%
- −5.5%one day in 20 fell at least this much; BTC −3.5%
- Expected shortfall, 1 day, 95%
- −7.1%the average of those worst days; BTC −5.1%
- Return skew, 1 year
- 1.75the largest moves were mostly rises; BTC 0.08
- Excess kurtosis, 1 year
- 9.05more extreme days than a normal curve; BTC 5.87
From the daily closes of CryptoKeyhole's own XLM/USD index, 24-hour returns of the last 365 UTC days, as of the 8 Nov 2026 close; ratios against a zero benchmark, annualised with the square root of 365. Each figure opens its chart, where the method is written out.
Trading and derivatives
How much changed hands in the last 24 hours and how traders are positioned in futures, from the venues we collect.
- Spot volume 24h
- spot markets against USD and USD stablecoins
- Open interest
- perpetual and dated futures
- Open interest, 24h change
- Funding rate
- open-interest weighted; positive: longs pay
- Long liquidations 24h
- venues publishing liquidation feeds; lower bounds
- Short liquidations 24h
- Long/short accounts
- above 1: more accounts lean long
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Questions
What is the price of Stellar today?
Stellar is $0.1463 at the hourly close of 9 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC, on CryptoKeyhole's own XLM/USD index of public exchange markets. The page updates every hour.
What is Stellar's market cap?
$5.175 billion: the price times the 35.37 billion XLM circulating supply. The supply is Stellar's own published figure, not counted by our own node.
Does Stellar have a maximum supply?
No fixed maximum (no new lumens are created since inflation ended in 2019). Its total supply is 50.00 billion XLM.
What is Stellar's all-time high?
$0.8914, the daily close of 3 Jan 2018 (UTC). The price is 83.6% below it.
Where do these figures come from?
The price is the hourly close of CryptoKeyhole's own US dollar index of public exchange markets. The supply is the figure Stellar's own project or network publishes, read every hour and labelled as published supply: we do not run a Stellar node, so it is not counted by us. Derivatives come from the venues we collect directly. Every figure links to its chart, where its method is written out.
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