Stellar (XLM) Poised for a Bullish Breakout in April: Key Levels to Watch

Stellar (XLM)

After a prolonged period of dormancy, Stellar (XLM) saw an explosive rally in November 2024, skyrocketing over 600% in less than a month. However, 2025 has brought a downward trend, mirroring the broader crypto market’s struggles. Despite this, XLM’s decline has been milder than that of many other altcoins, suggesting relative strength and potential for a strong recovery.

Stellar’s Lengthy Consolidation

Since hitting its cycle high of $0.636 on November 4, 2024, XLM has been gradually declining, moving within a descending wedge. This pattern is typically bullish, indicating that a breakout is likely as the price nears the end of the formation.

A key bullish indicator is XLM’s successful reclamation of the $0.280 horizontal resistance area. Additionally, the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) indicator has shown a bullish divergence, aligning with the March 11 bounce at the wedge’s support trend line. These signals suggest that XLM is primed for an upward breakout.

XLM/USDT Daily Chart | Credit: Valdrin Tahiri/TradingView

Will XLM Break Out?

Technical analysis supports the likelihood of an XLM breakout from its wedge pattern. The wave count suggests that XLM has completed a five-wave decline inside the wedge, forming a leading diagonal structure. This implies that the breakout will lead to a relief rally rather than an immediate bull run.

If this count holds, XLM is currently in wave A of an A-B-C corrective structure, targeting the 0.382-0.5 Fibonacci retracement resistance range between $0.388 and $0.435. In a bearish scenario, a rejection at the wedge’s resistance trend line could lead to a short-term decline to $0.215 before an eventual breakout later in April.

XLM/USDT Daily Chart | Credit: Valdrin Tahiri/TradingView

April: A Bullish Outlook

Stellar’s relative resilience compared to other altcoins positions it for a strong April. Technical indicators and market structure point toward an imminent breakout, with targets in the $0.388-$0.435 range. Even if the initial breakout attempt fails, a second attempt in the latter half of April remains likely.

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With its solid consolidation phase and positive momentum, Stellar’s outlook for April remains bullish, making XLM one to watch in the coming weeks.

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