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What is Stellar?

XLM

Stellar is a payments network for issuing and moving digital money, including stablecoins, across borders at low cost.

The tokenXLM (lumens) pays the small network fees and funds the minimum balance every account holds.

Supply and what is still to come

How many coins exist, how many can, who holds the part not yet circulating and what the schedule releases.

Circulating supply
35.37 billion XLM
Total supply
50.00 billion XLMin 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

A year in the market

Measured on the daily closes of our own US dollar price index.

Return, past year
−48.4%daily closes
Volatility, past year
76%annualised, daily log returns
Deepest fall from a peak, past year
−52.3%daily closes
Below its all-time high
−83.5%high of $0.8914 on 3 Jan 2018
Correlation with bitcoin
0.62daily returns, past year; 1 is lockstep
Beta to bitcoin
1.06its usual move for a 1% move in bitcoin

Points to check

What our data shows that a holder should know. Each point is a measurement, not a rating.

  1. Supply still to come

    41% more than today's circulating supply can still enter circulation (14.63 billion XLM), so the fully diluted value is 1.41x the market cap.

  2. Supply we cannot count

    We do not run a Stellar node: the supply is the project's or network's published figure, read every hour and labelled as such.

  3. Price swings

    Its daily moves were 1.7x as large as bitcoin's over the past year (volatility 76% against 44%).

  4. Distance from the high

    It trades 83% below its all-time high daily close of $0.8914 (3 Jan 2018).

Questions

What is Stellar?

Stellar is a payments network for issuing and moving digital money, including stablecoins, across borders at low cost.

What is XLM used for?

XLM (lumens) pays the small network fees and funds the minimum balance every account holds.

Is Stellar's supply capped?

No fixed maximum (no new lumens are created since inflation ended in 2019); the total supply today is 50.00 billion XLM.

Where is Stellar traded?

On 11 of the 11 exchanges we read: 9 list spot pairs against the dollar or a dollar stablecoin and 11 list perpetual futures. The token finder lists every pair.

Supply from our own nodes or the project’s published figures, prices from our own indexes, listings from the exchanges’ own instrument lists. Last update 9 Nov 2026, 01:00 UTC.