Stellar (XLM) volatility and expected moves

Computed from sealed daily candles (Binance spot). Updated 3 September 2026; refreshed every day after the daily candle seals.

30-day realised volatility67.7%annualised · moderate for a crypto asset
Average daily range5.1%high-to-low, last 30 sealed days
Volatility rank18 of 42more volatile than 17 of 41 coins tracked
365-day range$0.1362 – $0.4143-54.9% from the high

Expected moves by horizon

Realised volatility scaled by the square root of time gives a one-standard-deviation expected move: the range price stays inside roughly two-thirds of the time if the last 30 days are representative. It is a description of recent behaviour, not a forecast, and crypto returns have fatter tails than this model assumes.

One-standard-deviation moves for XLM from $0.1868
Horizon±1σ moveLower bandUpper band
1 day3.5%$0.1802$0.1934
1 week9.4%$0.1693$0.2043
1 month19.4%$0.1506$0.2230

Leverage against Stellar's normal range

A leveraged long is liquidated roughly when price falls by 100% divided by the leverage (before maintenance margin, which makes it sooner). Measured against Stellar's own average daily range of 5.1%, that distance tells you how many ordinary days it takes to reach liquidation with no adverse trend at all.

Approximate liquidation distance for a long opened at $0.1868, isolated margin, before maintenance margin
LeverageDistanceLiquidation ≈Normal daysDaily σVerdict
50.0%$0.09349.914.1σoutside a normal week
33.3%$0.12456.69.4σoutside a normal week
20.0%$0.14943.95.6σoutside a normal week
10×10.0%$0.16812.02.8σwithin a few normal days
20×5.0%$0.17751.01.4σinside one normal day
50×2.0%$0.18310.40.6σinside one normal day

Rows marked as inside one normal day mean an ordinary session, not a crash, can close the position. The exact figure depends on the venue's maintenance margin and margin mode: check it with the liquidation price calculator, and set the size from the invalidation point with the XLM position size calculator. The reasoning behind both is in the risk management guide.

Where the moves happen

Volatility is only useful next to structure. Stellar's daily, weekly and monthly pivot levels, with the nearest support and resistance to the current price, are on the Stellar key levels page; the longer-horizon scenarios are on the Stellar price prediction page. Compare XLM with every other tracked coin on the volatility ranking.

Questions about these numbers

How volatile is Stellar right now?

Stellar's 30-day realised volatility is 67.7% annualised, which is moderate for a crypto asset, and it ranks 18 of 42 coins tracked on this site. Its average daily high-to-low range over the last 30 sealed days is 5.1%.

How much does Stellar move in a day?

The one-standard-deviation daily move implied by recent volatility is about 3.5%, which from $0.1868 is a band of roughly $0.1802 to $0.1934. Larger moves happen more often than a normal distribution suggests.

What leverage puts a Stellar liquidation inside one normal day?

Any leverage whose liquidation distance is smaller than the average daily range of 5.1%: roughly 20× and above, before maintenance margin. The table on this page shows the distance for each common leverage level.