Monero Price (XMR)

Monero keeps transaction amounts and receiving addresses private by default. It gives each payment a one-time destination on the ledger and uses cryptography to let the network verify the payment without showing its amount. People involved in a payment can still know details about it.

Miners use proof of work to add blocks. After the initial issuance phase, Monero settled into a permanent reward of 0.6 XMR per block, known as tail emission. This provides an ongoing block reward and means total supply keeps growing.

The price and volume here reflect the markets covered by the data feed. Transaction privacy and exchange availability are separate questions. Whether an exchange supports XMR deposits, withdrawals or trading depends on the venue.