Monero (XMR) reached an all-time high of $797.73 on January 14, 2026, despite significant delistings from major exchanges like Binance and Kraken throughout 2024 due to regulatory pressures targeting privacy coins. EU regulations effective July 2027 will restrict anonymity-enhancing coins on service providers but not private ownership, allowing alternative trading methods to persist. Analyst charts suggest Monero's price structure remains strong with key support levels and potential for further gains, highlighting resilience against centralized exchange restrictions and ongoing demand in secondary markets.
Akedo (AKE) saw a sharp 21.93% drop in value over 24 hours, leading declines among the 90 largest non-stablecoin cryptocurrencies. Other notable losses included Pearl (6.81%), Aerodrome Finance (5.75%), and Morpho (5.29%). Meanwhile, only 25 of the t...
Kraken's co-CEO Arjun Sethi apologized for sending emails to Monero (XMR) buyers asking for sensitive information like employer details and bank statements, calling the emails "wrong" and "unacceptable." These emails, which questioned the purpose of ...
Monero (XMR) surged past $650 following the release of its GUI v0.18.5.4 wallet update, which restored access to testnet and stagenet wallets and fixed bugs. This update, named "Fluorine Fermi," helped Monero rebound from a previous price of $576. Me...
Monero (XMR) surged 9.4% over the past week despite broader struggles in global stock and crypto markets. The rise was partly driven by trader Peter Brandt's observation that Monero's chart pattern resembled silver's before its sharp price increase t...
Monero (XMR) fell 6.2% to $606.80 on October 23, 2026, after reaching $653.71 earlier the same day, driven mainly by futures market activity rather than spot sales. Open interest in Monero futures varies widely by data source, but a credible adjusted...
