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Stellar exhibits higher volatility than XRP across weekly and monthly price movements
Price data shows Stellar moving more sharply than XRP in both directions, requiring a steeper recovery to reach its previous all-time high.
Stellar recorded wider price swings than XRP over both weekly and monthly intervals leading up to October 10. Over seven days, Stellar declined by 8.2 percent compared to a 5.4 percent drop for XRP, while over the preceding month, Stellar advanced 9.5 percent against a 2.1 percent gain for XRP.
Both tokens share common origins in cross-border payment technology following their co-founding by Jed McCaleb, but their market structures differ. Stellar trades around $0.20, sitting 77.6 percent below its peak of $0.88, while XRP trades near $1.40, which is 61.5 percent below its historical high of $3.65.
The steeper historical drop means Stellar requires a significantly larger percentage rebound to recover its peak. The report also highlights that XRP maintains institutional backing through dedicated exchange-traded funds holding roughly $1.57 billion in assets, a category currently absent for Stellar.
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