Stacks' native token STX has surged over 50% in the past four weeks, outperforming major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This rally is attributed to Stacks' innovative non-custodial Bitcoin staking system, which allows BTC holders to earn yield while retaining control of their private keys. The upcoming 'Bonding Period 3' in November will require STX holders to lock tokens alongside BTC, reducing circulating supply and potentially boosting STX's price further. This mechanism creates a positive feedback loop by tying Bitcoin liquidity to STX scarcity, attracting investor interest amid broader market volatility and anticipation of key U.S. economic data releases.
Stacks' STX token holds a market cap of Rp13,62 trillion and has seen a strong 9.35% gain in the past day on Pluang as of Oct 13, 2026 18:43 WIB. Trading volume remains robust at Rp2,27 trillion, reflecting active investor interest despite a 71% sell order activity. Meanwhile, Bitcoin trades at Rp1.498.141.819 with a modest 0.51% increase, showing more balanced buy and sell activity. This dynamic highlights STX's notable momentum relative to major cryptocurrencies on the platform.
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