Monero (XMR) Price to USD - Live Value Today

Monero (XMR) live price in US dollar (USD). View value statistics, market cap and supply.

XMR price chart

Price to USD	24h change
$ 152.31	-3.72%

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An overview showing the statistics of Monero, such as the base and quote currency, the rank, and trading volume.

Price to USD	$ 152.31
Price to BTC	0.00437 BTC
Rank	17
24h volume	$ 494.44 million
Market cap	$ 2.71 billion
Fully diluted market cap	$ 2.71 billion
All-time high (daily avg.)	$ 447.99	on 1/8/2018

View the total and circulating supply of Monero, including details on how the supplies are calculated.

17.82 million XMR

Details

Total supply	17.82 million XMR
There are no burned, team or smart contract locked balances to subtract.
Circulating supply	17.82 million XMR

Verified supply

Circulating supply	17.82 million XMR
Total supply	17.82 million XMR

Top Monero exchanges

The top crypto exchanges that have Monero available for trading, ranked by 24h trading volume and the current price.

Exchanges	24h volume & price
1 WenX Pro	$ 222.44 million $ 153.00
2 CoinDCX	$ 33.39 million $ 152.62
3 Binance	$ 33.37 million $ 152.26
4 Bit-Z	$ 30.86 million $ 152.43
5 OKEx	$ 28.19 million $ 152.41

All XMR exchanges

Top Monero markets

A list of the top Monero markets across all crypto exchanges based on the highest 24h trading volume, with their current price.

Markets	24h volume & price
1 XMR/USDT WenX Pro	$ 200.75 million $ 153.00
2 XMR/USDT Bit-Z	$ 30.86 million $ 152.43
3 XMR/BTC WenX Pro	$ 21.69 million $ 152.97
4 XMR/USDT CoinDCX	$ 18.01 million $ 152.62
5 XMR/USDT Binance	$ 17.99 million $ 152.23

All XMR markets

What is Monero

Monero (XMR) is a cryptocurrency which focuses on being untraceable and private. It differs from Bitcoin's in a few key ways, but is very similar to Bitcoin: it’s an anonymous version of Bitcoin. It can be used to buy and sell things, and be exchanged for other coins or tokens.

The goal of Monero

The privacy features of Monero gives it its most value. No one can link Monero cryptocurrency transactions to a person. Monero is also created for its fungibility, all Monero coins are identical and mutually interchangeable. Monero has dynamic scalability, which means it has no “pre-set” block size limit. Monero has ASIC resistance and multiple keys.

Who started Monero

Bytecoin, launched in 2012, was the precursor of Monero. It was the first digital currency that was written using a technology called CryptoNote. CryptoNote is the spine of most of the privacy-based cryptocurrencies that exist, including Monero. However, there were a few issues with Bytecoin, which lead to a group of seven developers to fork the Bytecoin blockchain. The new currency would be known as Bitmonero, later named Monero. Five of the seven developers decided to stay anonymous. Only two of these Monero developers are known: Riccardo Spagni and David Latapie.