Stellar is drawing renewed attention after analyst Ali Martinez highlighted a fresh buy signal on XLM’s weekly chart, one that previously marked the start of a 95% rally.
The signal appears again inside the same demand zone where past reversals have formed, prompting traders to reassess XLM’s short-term setup.
Ali’s Chart Highlights a Familiar Pattern
The chart shared by Ali shows a TD Sequential “9” buy signal emerging as XLM revisits a long-standing support range.
The last time the TD Sequential flashed a buy signal around these levels, Stellar $XLM jumped 95%.
— Ali (@alicharts) December 11, 2025
The last time this indicator flashed in the same area, Stellar staged a near-doubling in price. While signals alone don’t guarantee the same reaction, the analysis points to a historical tendency for XLM to rebound when momentum resets at these levels.
The weekly candles also illustrate how deeply XLM has retraced since its prior summer peak, with the current structure mimicking the consolidation pattern seen before the earlier 95% move.
What the TradingView Chart Shows
The chart shows XLM experiencing sharp intraday swings, including a quick spike toward $0.259 followed by a steady pullback into the $0.241–$0.244 area. Volume remained concentrated during the early volatility window, with the heaviest activity on the initial upward move.
After the selloff later in the session, the chart indicates stabilization near $0.241, a level that aligns closely with the demand zone highlighted in Ali’s weekly analysis. The intraday structure reflects a market searching for direction while holding above a meaningful support band.
A Potential Inflection Point
With XLM sitting at a technical area where buyers have historically been active and a new TD Sequential signal appearing on the weekly chart, traders are watching to see whether momentum can rebuild. Broader market conditions and sentiment will likely play a decisive role, but for now, the setup mirrors a pattern that previously preceded a major upswing.