Stellar price XLM
XLM/USD · over 7D
Stellar market stats
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- 24h range
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- 7d / 30d
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- Circulating supply
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- Max supply
- No cap
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XLM to USD
Converts at the live price above. Convert between any coins.
If you had bought Stellar earlier
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Before fees and taxes, using the live price and CoinGecko's percentage changes. Model regular buys instead with the DCA calculator.
About Stellar
Stellar is a payments network co-founded by Jed McCaleb, aimed at moving money across borders cheaply. Lumens (XLM) pay tiny fees and act as a bridge currency between assets.
- Launched
- 2014
- How it runs
- Stellar Consensus Protocol (federated Byzantine agreement)
- Supply rule
- About 50 billion XLM; inflation ended in 2019
Worth knowing
- Transactions settle in about 5 seconds for a fraction of a cent.
- In 2019 the network voted to end inflation and burned about half the supply.
- Soroban added smart contracts in 2024.
Stellar price questions
What is the Stellar price right now?
The live Stellar (XLM) price in US dollars is shown at the top of this page and refreshes every minute from the CoinGecko API, which averages trades across many exchanges.
How is Stellar's market cap calculated?
Market cap = current price × circulating supply. For Stellar that is the live XLM price multiplied by the number of XLM in circulation shown in the stats table.
How many XLM are there?
About 50 billion XLM; inflation ended in 2019. The live circulating and maximum supply figures are listed in the stats table on this page.
How much would $1,000 in Stellar a year ago be worth now?
See the "If you had bought Stellar earlier" table on this page: it applies XLM's live 7-day, 30-day, 200-day and 1-year price changes to any amount you type in, before fees and taxes.
Can I track my XLM without an account?
Yes. Add XLM to the free portfolio tracker or set a price alert; both are stored only in your browser.