Allium Labs has launched a real-time data tracking platform dedicated to Stellar Lumens (XLM), providing open access to live on-chain statistics. Users can now monitor smart contract activity, transaction fees, and active address counts for the Stellar network.
RWA Adoption on Stellar Reaches New Milestones
A major focus of Allium Labs’ platform is its deep analysis of Real World Assets (RWAs) on Stellar. Current data shows that the number of RWA holders has surpassed 12,538, while the total market capitalization for tokenized real assets on the network has climbed to $3.10 billion. This marks a dual milestone for Stellar, which has registered a 300% increase in RWA market value this year.
Spiko, a key player in the ecosystem, leads custody handling with $1.2 billion under management. This figure includes substantial holdings of government debt and Euro-denominated Treasury bills. The majority of Spiko’s portfolio consists of tokenized near-term European government securities and a fund tracking short-term Euro rates.
Franklin Templeton, an American asset management firm, and the German company Bitbond Finance GmbH are also active in Stellar’s RWA segment, with growing participation. The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has reportedly announced plans to integrate part of its $114 trillion traditional securities market into the Stellar network by the first quarter of 2027.
Mini dictionary: The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) is a leading US financial market infrastructure provider that handles settlement and clearance of securities worth trillions of dollars annually, playing a vital role in global capital markets.
| Entity | Role | Assets on Stellar |
|---|---|---|
| Spiko | Custody handler | $1.2 billion |
| Franklin Templeton | Asset management | Growing presence |
| Bitbond Finance GmbH | Finance/Tokenization | Growing presence |
| DTCC | Securities infrastructure | To be deployed in 2027 |
Trading Metrics Reflect Cautious Momentum
Institutional interest in Stellar is rising, leading some long-term investors to hope for an upward breakout in XLM’s price. Such moves are often accompanied by price consolidation after a drop and visible support from high-volume traders, commonly referred to as crypto whales. On the 4-hour chart, Stellar’s price appears to be gaining strength, with the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) currently at 0.12.
In contrast, the one-hour price chart for XLM recently signaled a short-term sell-off, while the daily chart remains flat, with the CMF indicator showing a neutral reading of zero. Market analysts have connected this uncertainty to broader geopolitical tensions and the general sideways movement in commodity assets such as gas and gold.
Still, further growth in Stellar’s RWA sector could set XLM apart from the broader market, where caution persists even as Bitcoin (BTC) has returned above $65,600. Over the past two months, BTC has shown a tendency to fall back to $60,000 after brief rallies.
| Asset | Recent Peak | Key Support |
|---|---|---|
| BTC | $65,600 | $60,000 |
| XLM | $0.19 (barrier) | $0.19 |
Stellar’s Role in On-Chain Finance
Stellar’s network has gained attention for transforming traditional assets, such as money market funds and Treasury bills, into digital tokens that can be traded around the clock. Spiko’s $1.2 billion contribution has positioned the network among the top platforms for tokenized real assets, especially in Europe-focused funds.
Real-world yield products, including European treasury exposure and overnight funds, are now available as digital tokens with low fees and high accessibility. Increased adoption of on-chain assets boosts network activity and demand for XLM, which serves as Stellar’s native token and main transaction bridge.
These developments suggest strong fundamental momentum, but a broader rally for XLM remains dependent on sustained volume and overall market support.
Stellar’s RWA market cap hit $3.10 billion, with over 12,500 holders—a 300% increase this year, fueled by major players like Spiko and incoming participants such as the DTCC.
