$XLM has been repeating the same trick for years.
2018: liquidity → expansion.
2021: liquidity → expansion.
Now price is back near the same long-term floor again.
And somehow everyone decided this time the pattern is irrelevant.
The upper trendline has already connected two major cycle tops - roughly $0.40 and $0.80.
A third touch would put $XLM somewhere around $1.70–$1.80.
Sounds ridiculous from $0.16.
But so did $0.80 when nobody wanted it.
$XLM doesn’t need a new story. It just needs to repeat the old one.
2018: liquidity → expansion.
2021: liquidity → expansion.
Now price is back near the same long-term floor again.
And somehow everyone decided this time the pattern is irrelevant.
The upper trendline has already connected two major cycle tops - roughly $0.40 and $0.80.
A third touch would put $XLM somewhere around $1.70–$1.80.
Sounds ridiculous from $0.16.
But so did $0.80 when nobody wanted it.
$XLM doesn’t need a new story. It just needs to repeat the old one.