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Price data by
CoinsMonero
Monero
Monero
xmr
$317.17
-0.5639%
Apr 18th, 2014
Smart Contract Platform
Privacy
Layer 1 (L1)
Proof of Work (PoW)
24-Hour Range
$311.31
$322.22
Low
High
Market Cap (Mcap)
Rank
#32
Mcap
$5.85B
Fully Diluted Mcap
$5.85B
Supply
Circulating
18,446,744
Total
N/A
Created On
Apr 18th, 2014
All Time High (ATH)
ATH
$542.33
ATH Change
-41.49%
ATH Date
Jan 9th, 2018
Total Value Locked (TVL)
TVL
N/A
MCap to TVL Ratio
N/A
FDV to TVL Ratio
N/A
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What is Monero (XMR) ?

Monero is a cryptocurrency designed to keep transactions hidden from prying eyes. It uses a number of sophisticated techniques to prevent people tracking how money is spent. As a result it has become increasingly popular with users of the dark net.

Monero News

May 1, 2025

Hacks in the crypto industry are quite common. Image: Shutterstock.

Coins

$364 Million Lost in April to Crypto Hacks, Scams: CertiK

New CertiK estimates suggest about $364 million was lost through crypto hacks, scams and exploits in April alone. The cybersecurity firm says the vast majority of this total, $337 million, is related to phishing attacks. #CertiKStatsAlert 🚨 Combining all the incidents in April we’ve confirmed ~$364M lost to exploits, hacks and scams after ~$18.2m was returned. KiloEx, Loopscale and zkSync all had funds returned by whitehat exploiters. ~$337M of the total is attributed to phishing. More… pic.tw...

by Connor Sephton ·

Apr 28, 2025

The price of privacy coin Monero is up. Image: Shutterstock

Coins

Monero Jumps 51% After 'Suspicious Transfer' of $333M in Bitcoin

Privacy blockchain Monero (XMR) jumped 51% on Monday—and on-chain investigators pointed to hackers laundering $330 million in stolen Bitcoin as the likely culprit. Early on Monday, on-chain sleuth ZachXBT highlighted a “suspicious transfer” made from a “potential victim” of 3,520 BTC (worth approximately $333 million). Soon after, the funds were swapped to XMR via multiple exchanges. ZachXBT believes this was “theft” due to the high fees paid and the suspicious activity once the funds had been m...

by Ryan S. Gladwin ·

Apr 3, 2025

Smartphone malware. Image: Shutterstock

Technology

Hackers Preloading Counterfeit Android Phones With Crypto-Stealing Malware: Kaspersky

That cheap smartphone may look like a steal—and it could well be, but not in the way you were hoping. Cheap counterfeit phones are now being sold preloaded with malware that targets unsuspecting Android users—stealing cryptocurrency, replacing phone numbers during calls, and hijacking their social media accounts. Cybersecurity company Kaspersky reported the novel technique for spreading the dangerous Triada trojan in a recent analysis. Since its discovery in 2016, Triada has evolved into one of...

by Vismaya V ·

Mar 19, 2025

Europol headquarters. Image: Shutterstock

Law and Order

Fully Autonomous AI Could Control Criminal Networks: Europol

Europol has warned that blockchain and AI will “accelerate serious and organised crime” in the coming years, with a new report from the EU law enforcement agency even predicting that fully autonomous AI “could pave the way for entirely AI-controlled criminal networks.” In its 2025 Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment, Europol suggested that the combination of AI and crypto will serve to expand online fraud schemes, which already represent “the most rapidly expanding sector” in organised...

by Simon Chandler ·

Mar 11, 2025

Source: Shutterstock

Coins

YouTubers Blackmailed Into Promoting Crypto Mining Malware: Kaspersky

Criminals are blackmailing YouTube creators into adding malicious crypto-mining malware to their videos, according to research from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky. The hackers have been taking advantage of the growth in Russia of Windows Packet Divert drivers, which enable internet users to circumvent geographic restrictions. Kaspersky’s systems have detected these drivers on 2.4 million devices over the past six months, with each successive month since September witnessing an increase in download...

by Simon Chandler ·

Mar 5, 2025

Source: Shutterstock

Law and Order

US Sanctions Iranian Operator of Nemesis Darknet Marketplace

The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control has sanctioned Nemesis operator Behrouz Parsarad, an Iranian national who allegedly had full control over the darknet marketplace and its cryptocurrency wallets. U.S., German and Lithuanian officials seized Nemesis’s servers in March 2024, but OFAC reports that the Iran-based Parsarad had since discussed establishing a replacement for the marketplace with some of its former vendors. According to OFAC, Parsarad took a percentage of every transaction on Ne...

by Simon Chandler ·

Dec 31, 2024

Privacy is a right. But in crypto it could be a risk. Image: Shutterstock

Long Reads

The Year in Crypto: War on Digital Privacy

Privacy is not a crime.  Yet when it comes to the crypto industry, projects and coins that enable users to tread lightly on-chain are facing higher levels of scrutiny than ever before. In 2024, government-led efforts to combat the use of coin-mixing services continued apace as developers behind Bitcoin Fog, Tornado Cash, and Samouri Wallet all faced challenges in court. Meanwhile, so-called privacy coins faced hurdles as some exchanges stopped supporting them. With Bitcoin’s pioneers drawing ins...

by André Beganski ·

Dec 4, 2024

Monero. Image: Shutterstock

Markets

Monero Surges to Two-Year High of $211 as Privacy Coins Heat Up

Privacy-focused cryptocurrency Monero surged to over $211.07 earlier today—its highest value since May 2022. At time of publication, Monero has pulled back slightly from its local high, and is currently priced at $205.05, up 17.8% on the day and 30.6% on the week, per data from CoinGecko. Monero's upward momentum comes as the wider privacy coin sector has heated up over the past week, with the category as a whole up over 12% in the past 24 hours alone, according to CoinGecko data. Leading the pa...

by Stephen Graves ·

Nov 7, 2024

Ransomware. Image: Shutterstock

Coins

Hackers Demand $125K in French Bread in Crypto Ransomware Attack

A French multinational corporation has been targeted by a ransomware group that couldn't help but play to national stereotypes, demanding to be paid in baguettes.  The gang said it wants $125,000 worth of the French bread, or it will leak from 40GB worth of stolen private data from Schneider Electric. A media report claims that the firm is really demanding crypto. The ransomware group, calling itself Hellcat, is represented by a pseudonymous Twitter (aka X) user named Grep, who communicated the...

by Luke Edwards ·

Oct 2, 2024

Image: Shutterstock

Markets

Monero Dips 7% as Kraken Says It's Delisting XMR for European Customers

Privacy coin Monero is falling, dropping nearly 7% over the last 24 hours after Kraken announced its delisting in Europe. Kraken—one of the world’s oldest crypto exchanges—informed users that it will delist Monero for clients in the European Economic Area (EEA) due to regulatory changes. Trading and deposits of all Monero markets will halt on Oct. 31 for EEA clients, and any open orders will be automatically closed. The deadline for withdrawing Monero is Dec. 31, and the remaining balances after...

by Adrian Zmudzinski ·

Sep 10, 2024

Monero is a privacy coin. Image: Shutterstock.

Markets

Monero Expert Fact Checks Chainalysis Video Claiming XMR Transactions Can Be Traced

A Monero committee member has refuted recent allegations based on a leaked Chainalysis presentation to the IRS that implies the privacy-focused cryptocurrency can be traced. Monero (XMR) is the world’s most popular privacy coin and is specifically built to hide the addresses and transactions of those on its network. Privacy coins have become popular for use cases that require a high degree of anonymity. And while there are lots of legal reasons someone may want financial anonymity, law enforceme...

by Will McCurdy ·

Aug 17, 2024

Image: Tari Universe

Coins

Monero Vets Prep Tari Token, Promising Easier Mining for Newbies Than Bitcoin

In a bid to simplify the complex world of cryptocurrency for a new generation, a group of former Monero developers, including core contributor Riccardo Spagni (also known as “fluffypony”), are launching the testnet of their Tari Universe desktop application for mining the eponymous Tari token. According to Tari contributor Naveen Jain, Tari was inspired by the early days of Bitcoin when anyone could mine cryptocurrency on their computer without the need for specialized equipment—before expensive...

by Jason Nelson ·

Aug 16, 2024

The UK and crypto. Image: Shutterstock

Law and Order

$5.1 Billion in Illicit Crypto Transactions Linked to UK Every Year: NCA

A new report from the UK's National Crime Agency has found that as much as $5.1 billion worth of illicit crypto transactions are linked to the country every year, with both digital and crypto related crime on the rise. The agency's findings were published in its annual National Strategic Assessment, which draws on data from law enforcement, government, and private intelligence. “As the popularity of cryptocurrency grows, so too does the frequency of cryptocurrency crime,” the report stated. The...

by Ryan S. Gladwin ·

Aug 12, 2024

Source: Shutterstock

Coins

Binance Will Start Converting Monero to USDC on September 2 as Part of Delisting

Following Binance’s February announcement that it would delist Monero (XMR) and its finalization later that month, the exchange has now announced its last steps to get the privacy coin off its platform. In an August 12 blog post, Binance said it will convert the balances of 15 different tokens, including XMR, to USD Coin (USDC) on Sept. 2, 2024. The conversion will be complete and the USDC will be in users’ wallets by Mar. 1, 2025. The announcement explains that the conversion rate for the asset...

by Adrian Zmudzinski ·

Jul 23, 2024

Europol is the law enforcement agency in the European Union. Image: Shutterstock.

Coins

Bitcoin Still 'Most Abused' Crypto Asset Among Criminals, Says Europol

Bitcoin is still the cryptocurrency that is ‘most abused’ by criminals, despite the introduction of privacy coins such as Monero, according to a new report from the Europol Internet Organized Crime Threat Assessment. The report found that Bitcoin (BTC) is the asset most demanded by ransomware groups for their payment—presumably due to the ease with which non-savvy users can procure Bitcoin over assets like Monero (XMR). Still, criminals tend to convert Bitcoin to stablecoins to avoid market vola...

by Adrian Zmudzinski ·

Jul 11, 2024

UK. Image: Shutterstock

Law and Order

UK Sells Monero Tokens 'Seized' From Convicted Drug Dealer

A British man was convicted of selling deadly weight loss pills, and £15,000 (about $19,350) worth of Monero was “seized” from him by the Cheshire Cyber Crime Unit. Later, the Food Standards Agency sold the tokens for British pounds in what's been described as the first UK Monero cryptocurrency payout. Monero is one of the largest privacy coins that hides the addresses and transactions of those on its network. Thus, it has become a popular token for people to use when they don’t want their activ...

by Ryan S. Gladwin ·

Jun 11, 2024

The EU. Image: Shutterstock

Law and Order

Bitcoin Lightning Network and Layer 2 Scaling Could Be 'Abused by Criminals', Says EU

A new report from the EU has singled out Bitcoin's Lightning Network and other layer 2 solutions as "data obfuscation" technologies that could be "abused by criminals." The First Report on Encryption by the EU Innovation Hub for Internal Security, a "collaborative network of innovation labs" from across EU member states, argues that alongside technologies including Mimblewimble, zero-knowledge (zk) proofs, coin mixers and privacy coins such as Monero and Zcash, "layer 2 solutions such as the lig...

by Stephen Graves ·

May 8, 2024

Gustavo Cruz as Manuel in Límite. Image: George Nicholas

Coins

Monero-Backed Short Film Tackles Injustice on the Mexican-American Border

A Mexican teenager is lured into a web of cross-border crime with tragic consequences, in George Nicholas’ Monero-backed short film “Límite.” The film follows 16-year-old Manuel, whose desire to assert his independence and face down neighborhood toughs draws him out of his grandfather’s orbit and into the clutches of a cartel drug-running operation. Director George Nicholas was inspired by the case of Cruz Velazquez Acevedo, who died in U.S. custody after customs agents coerced him into drinking...

by Stephen Graves ·

May 8, 2024

Privacy coin Monero. Image: Shutterstock.

Coins

Monero Exchange LocalMonero Is 'Winding Down' Its Operations

Monero-based peer-to-peer (P2P) exchange LocalMonero is shutting down, the platform announced in a blog post. Citing "a combination of internal and external factors," LocalMonero stated that it would be "winding down" its exchange after almost seven years of operation. The project is immediately disabling all new sign-ups and ad postings. Starting on May 14, new trades will be disabled and the website itself is scheduled to be taken down on November 7, 2024. The LocalMonero team urged users to r...

by Stephen Graves ·

May 3, 2024

Image: Decrypt

Coins

'Clock is Ticking' on Bitcoin Privacy: Edward Snowden

CIA whistleblower turned international fugitive Edward Snowden has issued a "final warning" on Bitcoin privacy, amid a U.S. crackdown on crypto privacy projects. In a tweet, Snowden said that, "I've been warning Bitcoin developers for ten years that privacy needs to be provided for at the protocol level," adding that, "This is the final warning. The clock is ticking." He was responding to a post by crypto privacy project Wasabi Wallet, announcing that it has suspended its services for U.S. users...

by Stephen Graves ·