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Grayscale Stellar Lumens Trust (GXLM) preliminary proxy proposes four principal changes to the Trust Agreement focused on operational flexibility and sponsor mechanics. Proposal 1 would permit creation and redemption of Baskets in cash from Authorized Participants subject to specified settlement conditions and indemnities. Proposal 2 would change the Sponsor's Fee mechanics: the fee accrues daily at an annual rate of 2.5% of XLM Holdings NAV Fee Basis Amount and would be payable daily in arrears (the Sponsor retains discretion over timing of custodian withdrawals). Proposal 3 permits holding part of the Trust Estate in one or more omnibus/Settlement Balance accounts to facilitate creations/redemptions and to utilize prime brokerage services of a Custodian affiliate. Proposal 4 grants the Sponsor broad amendment power to restate, amend or supplement the Trust Agreement without shareholder consent, with materially adverse amendments effective no earlier than 20 calendar days after notice; certain amendments that could affect grantor trust tax status are permitted only with counsel opinion or specified conditions.