Monero traded at $595.7 on October 29, 2026, a decline of 3.06% over the prior 24 hours. The privacy-focused cryptocurrency also registered a 8.80% loss over the trailing seven-day period, reflecting a broader stretch of selling pressure in recent sessions.
Despite the near-term weakness, Monero's 30-day window tells a different story. The asset is still up 10.39% on that longer timeframe, suggesting the current pullback follows a period of meaningful appreciation earlier in the month.
Monero's market capitalization stood at $11 billion as of the report date, keeping it among the larger assets in the cryptocurrency market by that measure. The gap between its monthly gain and its weekly loss points to consolidation activity after the earlier advance.
Trading conditions in the broader crypto market have been uneven, and XMR's price action reflects that environment. Whether the daily and weekly declines represent a temporary pause or a more sustained reversal remains to be seen based solely on the available data.
