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Stellar is an open-source Layer 1 blockchain built for payments, currency exchange and tokenized assets. It settles transactions in seconds for a fraction of a cent, lets anyone issue an asset on the ledger, and has a built-in exchange that can convert between those assets inside a single payment. That combination makes it one of the main public networks used for remittances, stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs).
XLM (the lumen) is the network's native token. It pays transaction fees, funds the minimum balance every account must hold, and can act as a bridge currency when a payment converts one asset into another.
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Stellar was co-founded in 2014 by Jed McCaleb and Joyce Kim. Its development is stewarded by the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF), a nonprofit whose stated mission is "creating equitable access to the global financial system through blockchain technology."
Key milestones:
Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP) SCP, introduced in a paper by David Mazières of SDF, is a form of federated Byzantine agreement (FBA). Each validator chooses which other validators it trusts ("quorum slices"), and those overlapping choices produce network-wide agreement. There is no mining and no stake-weighted leader. SCP deliberately favours safety over liveness: if validators cannot agree, the ledger pauses rather than risk a fork.
Fast, final ledgers The network reaches consensus in under six seconds according to stellar.org, and a closed ledger is final. There are no probabilistic confirmations to wait for.
Native assets and the built-in exchange Any account can issue an asset (a dollar stablecoin, a fund share, a loyalty point). The ledger includes an order book and liquidity pools, and "path payments" let a sender pay in one asset while the recipient receives another, with the network finding the conversion route, sometimes through XLM.
Soroban smart contracts Soroban contracts are written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly. They pay resource-based fees and are subject to state archival, which lets old contract data expire from active state unless its lifetime is extended.
Compared with XRP Ledger, which shares Jed McCaleb as a co-founder, Stellar also uses a trust-based consensus and a native exchange, but its lumens were distributed through a nonprofit foundation and it now runs WebAssembly smart contracts. Compared with general-purpose chains such as Ethereum or Solana, Stellar offers a narrower feature set tuned for payments and issued assets, with fixed low fees and immediate finality rather than a broad DeFi and NFT surface.
Security rests on SCP's quorum structure: a transaction is final once enough overlapping, trusted validators agree. Anyone can run a validator, but influence depends on how many other validators include it in their quorum sets, so reputation and organisational diversity matter more than capital. Fees and minimum balances make flooding the network costly. The trade-off is that SCP halts rather than forks when quorums fail, favouring consistency over constant availability.
Stellar is one of the few public blockchains designed from the start around moving regulated money. Fast finality, predictable fees, native issuance and a nonprofit steward have made it a practical rail for remittances and tokenized finance, and Soroban now lets developers build programmable logic on the same ledger.
XLM is listed on most large centralized exchanges and can also be traded on Stellar's built-in decentralized exchange from a Stellar wallet. Availability, trading pairs and payment methods vary by country.
XLM is commonly listed on exchanges such as:
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Stellar is $0.1975 with a 1.47% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $20,679,848 representing a 60.94% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Stellar is $6,923,065,632, ranking #18 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Stellar is $6,923,065,632, calculated using circulating supply because the maximum supply is unlimited.
Circulating: 35,059,799,693. Total: 50,001,786,840. Max: ∞.
In the last 24 hours, Stellar traded between a low of $0.1914 and a high of $0.1976.
XLM/USDTTether USDT0.1975 USDT
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