Market cap
$18.87K
-0.11 %
Volume (24h)
$23.39
-0.11 %
Circulating supply
1,865,250 0XMR
Total supply
18,399,578 0XMR
Max. supply
18,399,578 0XMR
0xMonero (0XMR)
$ 0.01
-0.11 %
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updated $0Market cap$18.87K
Volume 24h$23.39
Circulating supply1.87M10% of max 18.4M
0xMonero (ticker 0XMR) is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency built as an Ethereum-based token. In simple terms, it aims to bring Monero-style privacy features into the Ethereum ecosystem, where most tokens are fully transparent by default. It's one of the projects exploring how confidential transfers can work on smart contract platforms.
Frequently asked questions
What is 0xMonero and how is it different from Monero?
0xMonero is an ERC-20 style token on Ethereum, while Monero is a standalone blockchain with its own privacy technology built in from day one. The idea behind 0xMonero is to offer a privacy-oriented alternative within the Ethereum ecosystem rather than replacing Monero itself. They share a similar philosophy but are technically very different projects.
How does 0xMonero work technically?
As an Ethereum-based token, it inherits Ethereum's security model and consensus — whatever network Ethereum runs on, the token follows. Privacy features are handled at the token level rather than at the base blockchain level, which is the main engineering trade-off of this approach. This means transactions rely on Ethereum's infrastructure for finality and security.
How is the supply and emission of 0XMR structured?
As a token, its supply is defined by the token's smart contract rather than by mining rewards like on a standalone blockchain. There is no mining-based emission the way Bitcoin or Monero have it. Always check the contract's tokenomics details directly, as these are fixed in code and can be verified on-chain.
How can I store and use 0xMonero?
Since it lives on Ethereum, any wallet that supports ERC-20 tokens can hold it — MetaMask, hardware wallets like Ledger, and other Ethereum-compatible wallets work. You'll need a small amount of ETH in the same wallet to pay network fees for transfers. As with any token, always verify the official contract address before transacting.