Low-Fee Champions: the Best Cryptos for Cost-Effective Transfers Nano, Litecoin, and Stellar

Even after declining by more than 6 percent in the last 24 hours, Nano, Litecoin, and Stellar are still among the top low-cost blockchains.

The constant liquidity of Litecoin and large volumes of transactions in Stellar show that a low-cost transfer continues to be in demand even in market downturns.

Nano’s fully circulated supply and zero-fee model reinforce its position as a stable, low-cost transfer solution in volatile markets.

Cost-effective transfers remained a significant appeal for Nano, Litecoin, and Stellar as their prices dropped sharply in the past day. Each traded at over 6 percent lower, with Nano at $0.9639, Litecoin at $121.04, and Stellar at $0.4192. Despite these losses, their low-fee networks continue to gain users who want cheap blockchain transactions.

Nano Maintains Ultra-Low Transfer Costs Amid Price Drop

Nano recorded a 6.74% daily loss, pushing its market cap down to $128.45 million. The cryptocurrency processed over $1.05 million in trades, up 6.26% in 24 hours. While its price weakened, its feeless transaction model still supports cost-effective transfers.

The day’s chart displayed a consistent downward trend with a steep drop in late afternoon trading. Market cap fell from about $135 million to slightly above $128 million during this slide. Brief recoveries failed to offset the losses, ending the day at the lower range.

Nano’s circulating supply stands at its maximum of 133.24 million XNO, removing future supply inflation. With all coins in circulation, price movements hinge entirely on market demand. This structure strengthens its appeal as a stable, low-cost transfer option despite market volatility.

Litecoin’s Liquidity Supports Cost-Effective Transfers

Litecoin closed the day at $121.04 after falling 6.77%. Its market cap declined to $9.22 billion, closely mirroring the price drop. Trading volume reached $1.32 billion, though it lost 15.87% from the previous session.

Intraday movements showed a steady early market cap, followed by modest gains in the morning. However, prices began sliding midday and sharply declined late afternoon. The pattern indicated concentrated selling pressure with a slight recovery afterward.

The total supply of Litecoin and the maximum supply are limited to 84 million, with 76.18 million in circulation to date. The volume-to-market cap ratio is 14.33 percent, indicating that it has high liquidity, which aids in keeping up fast and economical transfers. Despite the sell-off, its network remains efficient for affordable transactions.

Stellar Retains Transfer Efficiency Despite Decline

Stellar ended the day at $0.4192, down 6.64%, with a market cap of $13.12 billion. The fully diluted valuation reached $20.96 billion, and the unlocked market cap stood at $21.11 billion. This gap signals a significant amount of non-circulating supply.

The 24-hour trading volume rose 60.8% to $876.8 million despite the price decline. This activity suggested strong market engagement, potentially from both sellers and opportunistic buyers. The volume-to-market cap ratio was 6.66%, indicating a moderately active market.

Stellar’s maximum supply is 50 billion XLM, with 31.29 billion circulating. Its network remains one of the most recognized for cost-effective transfers in the blockchain space. Even with price weakness, its transaction efficiency keeps it competitive among low-fee crypto.