Over the week ending Oct. 18, Monero (XMR) increased by 11.21% to $597.48 with a market value of $11.24 billion, while Zcash (ZEC) fell 11.52% to $1,129.42 but maintained a market value lead at $19.11 billion. Despite opposite price movements, Zcash's larger circulating supply keeps it ahead in market value by about $7.9 billion. This weekly snapshot contrasts with a prior five-month period where both privacy coins gained significant market value, with Zcash contributing $20.27 billion and Monero $4.33 billion to the sector's $24.54 billion growth. The data highlights the ongoing competition in the privacy-coin market and the importance of market value over price alone in ranking assets.
Monero (XMR) trades at Rp1.934.530 with a 1-day gain of 2.41% and a market cap of Rp35,12 trillion on Pluang. Zcash (ZEC) is priced at Rp20.568.324, up 0.67% in the last day, holding a market cap of Rp7,04 trillion as of Oct 20, 2026 18:32 WIB.
Monero (XMR) is planning to upgrade its privacy features by replacing its current ring signatures with the FCMP++ protocol, which improves transaction anonymity. This upgrade is separate from recent price increases and the broader privacy-coin market...
Bitcoin (BTC) climbed 0.89% to surpass $82,000, with Ether (ETH) also gaining 0.45% near $2,400. The crypto market showed mixed performance: Monero (XMR) and Zcash (ZEC) rose over 2%, while sectors like Layer 1 and CeFi advanced modestly. However, so...
Monero (XMR) price approached a key resistance level at $558 after trading near $555, with a daily close above this barrier potentially pushing the price toward $575. Trading volumes surged significantly, with spot volume up 171% to $13.13 million an...
Monero's price rose about 8% to $592 on October 18, diverging from other privacy coins like Zcash, which dropped 3.7%. This price move is driven not by technical upgrades but by EU anti-money-laundering rules restricting regulated venues from offerin...
On October 18, the Pump.fun (PUMP) token experienced the largest 24-hour drop among major cryptocurrencies, falling 13.39% to $0.00386 as 81 of 90 large non-stablecoin assets declined. Other notable losers included Injective (INJ), Aerodrome Finance ...
