Bermuda has announced plans to integrate the Stellar network into its national economy, enabling residents to use Stellar-based digital wallets for wages, merchant payments, government fees, and digital asset transfers. This initiative aims to reduce high payment costs, with merchants currently facing card fees of 3% to 5%. Premier E. David Burt highlighted the potential of digital dollars to address gaps in the existing payment infrastructure. Despite this significant development, Stellar's native token, XLM, remains below the $0.20 resistance level, trading near $0.17. The token's price has struggled to break out of its narrow range, with the $0.20 mark being a critical resistance point. Market data shows XLM's market value at approximately $5.4 billion, with a daily trading volume of $138 million. While Stellar's network activity and real-world asset value have grown, this has yet to translate into a significant price increase for XLM.