Monero (XMR) traded at $598.22 on October 21, 2026, posting a 24-hour decline of 1.96% amid broader market fluctuations. Despite the daily pullback, the privacy-focused cryptocurrency held onto meaningful gains across longer time horizons.
Over the past seven days, XMR advanced 8.21%, reflecting a period of sustained buying pressure heading into the session. The 30-day change of 4.36% added further context, suggesting the asset had trended higher over the course of the past month before Tuesday's retreat.
Monero's market capitalization stood at $10.82 billion as of the close of the reporting period, placing it among the more substantial assets in the broader digital currency market.
The daily dip did not erase the weekly momentum that had accumulated in XMR, leaving the asset in net-positive territory across both the seven-day and 30-day windows despite Tuesday's softness.
