Monero (XMR) surged 6.3% to around $585 on November 11, 2026, outperforming Bitcoin which slipped 0.4%. The price increase was supported by a 33% rise in trading volume, reaching $182 million in 24 hours. Measured against Bitcoin, Monero's value has more than doubled over the past year, nearing its highest ratio in 12 months. However, European investors face limited trading options as many exchanges have delisted Monero due to upcoming EU anti-money laundering regulations effective July 2027, which restrict privacy coins on regulated platforms. Holding Monero in private wallets remains allowed, but trading routes will narrow further.
Monero's market cap on Pluang stands at Rp35.12 trillion as of November 12, 2026, with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp937.45 million and a price of Rp1,934,530, up 2.41% in the last day. Bitcoin, meanwhile, holds a larger market cap of Rp27,270.47 trillion and a much higher 24-hour volume of Rp425.62 trillion, trading at Rp1,343,411,461 with a 1.27% gain. Typical hold times differ significantly, with Monero held for about 32 days and Bitcoin for 113 days, highlighting different investor behaviors on Pluang at the same time as Monero's notable price rise in the news.
Zcash (ZEC) experienced a significant drop of 10.5% in a single day, falling below $1,100, marking its largest daily loss among four compared cryptocurrencies. Monero (XMR) also declined sharply by 9.2%, while Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) saw smalle...
Monero (XMR) fell more than 7% to around $553, reversing recent gains above $600 and raising concerns of a further drop toward $500. The decline is driven by leveraged traders facing losses and increased liquidations, with open interest in futures co...
