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.
Filecoin surged 22.49% to $0.9870, driven by increased investor interest in its decentralized data storage model and recent network upgrades. This rise highlights a market trend favoring projects with practical use cases and technological progress. M...
Monero (XMR) surged 7.68% in 24 hours with a 26% rise in trading volume, signaling strong demand. While Bitcoin remains below $80,000, Monero has rallied 32.2% since late August and is challenging its $571 resistance level. Technical indicators sugge...
ETHFI surged 7.8% in 24 hours to $0.7345, leading crypto gainers despite a 2.1% drop in the total market cap. Bitcoin remains dominant at 58.2% with a price around $77,277. The rise in ETHFI reflects growing investor interest in restaking tokens and ...
Ethereum Classic dropped sharply by 11.77% to $7.88, making it the biggest loser among major cryptocurrencies today amid a wider altcoin downturn without specific news. In contrast, NEAR Protocol rose 5.26% to $2.45, possibly driven by ongoing ecosys...
