Monero price in euros
How much 1 XMR is worth in euros today, how its price has moved and what Monero is.
Average of many exchanges, from CoinGecko, updated .
1 XMR#12
€483.88
+1.7% in 24 hours ≈ $533.29
- 24h low
- €470.38
- 24h high
- €489.52
- 7 days−13%
- 30 days−3%
- 1 year+38%
- €9.1Bmarket cap
- €111.9M24h volume
- €685.48all-time high · −29%
- 18.8 millioncirculating supply (XMR)
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Monero price in euros
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Conversion
XMR to EUR and EUR to XMR
| 0.1 XMR | €48.39 |
|---|---|
| 1 XMR | €483.88 |
| 5 XMR | €2,419 |
| 10 XMR | €4,839 |
| 50 XMR | €24,194 |
| 100 XMR | €48,388 |
| €10 | 0.02 XMR |
|---|---|
| €50 | 0.1 XMR |
| €100 | 0.21 XMR |
| €500 | 1.03 XMR |
| €1,000 | 2.07 XMR |
| €5,000 | 10.33 XMR |
The coin
What is Monero?
Monero (XMR) is an open-source cryptocurrency for private payments. It launched on April 18, 2014 as BitMonero, created by the pseudonymous thankful_for_today, and the community then took over its development and renamed it Monero.
Unlike transparent blockchains, it hides the sender, the recipient and the amount by default. It uses ring signatures, which make it hard to identify the real sender, one-time stealth addresses for the recipient and confidential transactions for the amounts. This makes it hard to tell coins apart by their history, so one XMR is treated like any other.
What it’s used for
Users store XMR in digital wallets and send it for payments, transfers and donations without making their balance and transactions public. Think of a payment where the recipient doesn’t also get a view of the rest of your financial activity.
This privacy serves legitimate needs, but Monero is also used on illegal markets. Merchant acceptance and access through exchanges aren’t a given.
How many XMR are there
Monero has no maximum supply. New XMR are created through mining, using the RandomX proof-of-work mechanism, which is designed for general-purpose CPUs.
Since June 2022, ongoing issuance (tail emission) pays out 0.6 XMR per block, roughly every two minutes, and miners also receive transaction fees. Issuance continues indefinitely, but its rate relative to total supply gradually declines.
What to watch out for
Privacy isn’t absolute: infected devices, exchange records and network traffic analysis can expose information. In addition, the concentration of mining hashrate could threaten the smooth confirmation of transactions.
Delistings from exchanges due to compliance requirements can limit liquidity and available services, which also affects users in Greece. Hidden amounts also make independent verification of the supply less straightforward than on a transparent blockchain.
We think default privacy is Monero’s real advantage, though it’s no substitute for wallet security and careful use.
From Cryptonomy
Our articles about Monero
- Monero (XMR): Privacy as a right, not a luxury Coins · Nov 3, 2026
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FAQ
How much is 1 Monero (XMR) in euros today?
1 XMR is worth €483.88 (updated 08:35 Athens time), +1.7% in 24 hours. The price is the average of many exchanges, from CoinGecko, and is refreshed every 5 minutes.
What is the highest price of Monero?
The all-time high of Monero is €685.48, reached on January 14, 2026. Today it is 29% below that.
How many XMR are there?
About 18.8 million XMR are in circulation. There is no cap on how many can be created.
Where can I buy Monero with euros?
On exchanges that accept euro deposits by bank transfer (SEPA) or card. In the European Union, prefer those licensed under MiCA, and watch the fees: the price you pay may be a little above the one on this page. This is not a recommendation to buy: Monero can lose a large part of its value.
Why does the price differ slightly between exchanges?
Each exchange has its own buyers and sellers, and so its own price. Here you see the market average; the difference is usually under 1%.