Monero price: XMR at its lowest since mid-October

Monero (XMR) fell considerably more on Thursday than the rest of the crypto market. According to CoinGecko, the coin lost 8.6 percent in 24 hours and cost around $537 in the evening, roughly €486. XMR last had such a low daily value on October 13. The decline comes in a weak overall market in which bitcoin slipped below $72,000 and leveraged positions were unwound on a large scale.

No trigger of its own, affecting only Monero, has been established so far. The announced integration with the THORChain exchange has still not been enabled, and in the EU the deadline is approaching after which regulated providers may no longer offer privacy coins. Prices in this article are as of November 12, 2026, around 6:50 pm UTC.

Monero price on November 12: down 8.6 percent in 24 hours

CoinGecko market data shows a price of $536.59. Over the past 24 hours, Monero moved between just over $538 and just under $592, so the current price sits at the very bottom of that range. Over seven days, the loss adds up to 12.3 percent. Over 30 days, XMR is only 1.5 percent up, and over the year it is up 37.2 percent.

Market capitalisation stands at around $10.1 billion. That puts Monero in 13th place among the largest cryptocurrencies, down from 12th the day before. Around $148 million worth of XMR changed hands in 24 hours. The coin is now just under 33 percent below its all-time high of $797.73 from January 14, 2026.