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Stellar adoption expands, $3B+ RWA, stablecoin surge

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2026-08-01 23:37 UTC → 2026-08-02 16:02 UTC · added removed

After a summer rally lifted XLM near $0.30, the token fell to roughly $0.18 by late June, June 2024, leaving the quarter below its 200‑week moving average while the broader crypto market stayed risk‑off. on‑chain real‑world‑asset (RWA) volumes topped $3 billion and stablecoin transfers rose 22 % to $6 billion. Institutional activity on Stellar kept growing: the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation’s continued, with DTCC’s token‑isation platform, Franklin Templeton’s $1.9 billion money‑market fund and $660 million of U.S. Treasury tokens, as well as fintech solutions fintechs such as Zebec and MoneyGram, fed MoneyGram feeding the ecosystem. In May 2026 on‑chain real‑world‑asset (RWA) volumes. On 7 July data showed XLM trading around $0.164, confined between its 50‑day and 100‑day EMAs. Funding rates turned positive and momentum indicators edged above neutral, giving the RWA token a mild bullish bias while analysts project a longer‑term role as a pillar of global financial infrastructure. The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) announced a partnership with the Stellar Development Foundation reported Stellar‑based on 26 May, targeting the first tokenised assets had again surpassed $3 billion, with $620 million tied to active investment strategies, outpacing Ethereum’s $342.9 million. The next day Protocol 27 (“Zipper”) upgrade went live, adding authentication delegation and new host functions, sparking on Stellar by the first half of 2027. A follow‑up on 31 May detailed a 303 % jump in 24‑hour trading volume to about $873 million. On 15 July Tradable announced plans to move up tokenised securities platform that will issue and settle U.S. Treasuries and indexes on Stellar, leveraging native compliance tools to $1 billion of private‑credit enable near‑instant settlement. Industry forecasts see tokenised assets onto Stellar, beginning with $500 million of notional value, underscoring the market’s $34 billion RWA size reaching $2 trillion by 2028 and private credit’s 44 % share. A July 29 network report showed the momentum continuing: stablecoin transfers rose 22.46 % in $18.9 trillion by 2033. The DTCC news sparked a sharp XLM rally, lifting the prior 30 days price from a low of $0.14 to $6.09 billion, while stablecoin supply grew 38.3 % a high near $0.30 before settling around $0.22. Analysts noted speculative upside scenarios up to roughly $967 million. Tokenised $5‑$11 if a breakout occurs, alongside rising trading volume and global search interest. By 1 August 2026 Stellar’s tokenised RWA value on Stellar reached again stood at $3.06 billion across 70 products, keeping the blockchain it the second‑largest RWA platform for asset tokenisation after Ethereum. DTCC reiterated plans Stablecoin supply grew 38.3 % to tokenize securities on Stellar, $967 million and Franklin Templeton remains active. monthly stablecoin transaction volume hit $6.45 billion, while RWA transfer volume fell to $386 million, reflecting accumulating assets. New payment partnerships, including MoneyGram, reinforce expectations of further XLM traded near $0.17, defending key support zones, price upside as the Stellar Development Foundation outlined product releases and the 2025‑2026 roadmap. institutional tokenisation business expands.

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