What is the trading volume of Monero (XMR) in the past 24 hours ?
Monero (XMR)
(XMR) is currently trading at
$133.5853 today, with a 24-hour trading volume of
$56,138,512. The trading volume of Monero (XMR) in the
past 24 hours provides insight into the total amount of a cryptocurrency traded on exchanges within 24 hours. It indicates market activity and liquidity.
What is the all-time high for Monero (XMR) ?
The highest transaction price for Monero (XMR) is $520, which was recorded on . Monero (XMR) is down
-74.29% from its all-time high.
What is the Total supply of the Monero (XMR) ?
The total supply of Monero (XMR) stands at 18,434,664. However, Monero (XMR)'s current circulation supply stands at
18,434,667.
Monero (XMR) Explorers
Monero Blocks and Blockchair are the two top blockchain explorers for tracking the on-chain activity of Monero. They also help you stay up-to-date with the latest on-chain happenings of XMR coins.
How is the Monero (XMR) doing against the crypto market?
Historically, Monero (XMR)'s price has dictated the movements in the crypto market.
However, in the past 24 hours, Monero (XMR) is up by
3.22%.
Monero (XMR) Key Events
Being a long-running crypto project that first made an appearance back in 2014, Monero’s past, present, and future have many events worth noting. Some of its key events include the following:
- In 2010, on the BitcoinTalk forum, Satoshi discussed the early precursors to ring signatures and stealth addresses. Later on, these two became the pillars of privacy on Monero.
- Nicolas van Saberhagen published the Cryptonote whitepaper in 2014 as an attempt to improve on the Bitcoin protocol and introduce privacy coins. This whitepaper mentioned ASIC-resistant mining and making transactions untraceable using ring signatures.
- Shortly after publishing the Cryptonote whitepaper, a group of unknown developers released Bytecoin using the Cryptonote protocol. But according to the community, almost 82% of the total Bitcoin supply was premined.
- Due to the premined coins, the Bytecoin community agrees on forking the crypto, and thus BitMonero is created. But as the creator fails to collaborate with the community, BitMonero becomes Monero.
- XMR was launched in February 2015 as a way to pay for goods that accept Bitcoin but use Monero. This was the first attempt to preserve user privacy within the crypto community.
- Before 2016, Monero was simply a command-line interface. But after the Monero GUI launches, the project sees widespread adoption.
- In 2017, projects like LocalMonero and Monerujo launched to help the community facilitate P2P trades and mobile wallets, respectively.
- The first hardware wallet to support Monero was Lithium Luna v.0.12 in 2018. The next year, Trezor support for XMR arrived along with support for Ledger Nano S.
- One of the main Monero project contributors, crypto developer Riccardo Spagni (“Fluffypony”), stepped down from his leadership role to make Monero more decentralized.
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