Reddit mentioned Monero 103 times in the 30 days to 18 October 2026, across 3 of the communities we track. All of them were scored for sentiment: 53% read bullish, 7% bearish and 40% neither. Reddit data updated 18 October 2026.
This price chart is drawn by TradingView, from their own data, in an embed loaded from their servers. We hold too few licensed daily closes of our own for XMR to draw a line in its place.
Supply & valuation
This asset's circulating supply (and any valuation computed from it) is carried from a named source rather than our own chain read: Powered by CoinStats.
Monero · crowd attention × price
Share ↗
Day18 Oct 2026
Reddit's mood on Monero barely moved across this window — sentiment held between 75% bullish and 96% bullish on the 22 days we could measure
Reddit stayed net bullish on Monero every day of this window we could measure, and its close rose from $354.69 to $584.71
This chart in words
The chart plots daily Reddit mentions of Monero over the 30 days to 18 October 2026: 103 in total, busiest on 16 October with 13, and 2 on the last day counted. The line is the last price recorded each day over the same window — these venues never close — from $546.97 on 19 September to $584.71 on 18 October. Sentiment — the bullish share of the mentions that took a side, where the chart's dashed rule marks the 50% at which bullish and bearish are even — ran from 75% bullish to 96% bullish over the 22 days that carried enough mentions to measure. 8 days either fell under the 5-mention floor or carried no bullish or bearish mention at all, and so carry no sentiment point.
The chart plots daily Reddit mentions of Monero over the 90 days to 18 October 2026: 663 in total, busiest on 7 September with 47, and 2 on the last day counted. The line is the last price recorded each day over the same window — these venues never close — from $354.69 on 21 July to $584.71 on 18 October. Sentiment — the bullish share of the mentions that took a side, where the chart's dashed rule marks the 50% at which bullish and bearish are even — ran from 71% bullish to 100% bullish over the 79 days that carried enough mentions to measure. 11 days either fell under the 5-mention floor or carried no bullish or bearish mention at all, and so carry no sentiment point.
Crowd sentiment on Monero · 30d
bullish
bullish
Monero reads 1 point less bullish than overall market sentiment. Same measure; same 30-day window.
Where Monero is discussed
(30d)Moves with Monero
co-mention r · 31 obsTickers whose daily Reddit volume rose and fell with Monero's. Co-discussion, not price.
How closely daily Reddit mention counts rose and fell together over the last 30 days (31 daily observations) · Method
XMR — frequently asked questions
What is Monero's supply?
Monero has a circulating supply of 18.8M XMR and a total supply of 18.8M XMR. This asset's supply can't be read from the chain in a single call, so the circulating figure is data powered by CoinStats rather than our own chain read — labelled as such on this page.
How is the XMR price here computed?
The XMR price on this page is market data powered by CoinStats. This asset has no qualifying on-chain venue for a direct read, so we carry the figure from a named, attributed aggregator instead of computing it ourselves — labelled as such on this page. The full method and labels are documented on our methodology page.
Does Monero have a market cap?
Yes. Monero's market cap here is $11.0B, computed as the price times its circulating supply. That supply figure is data powered by CoinStats — this asset's supply has no clean single on-chain read — and the page labels it as exactly that.
What chain does Monero run on?
Monero runs on its own blockchain — XMR is that chain's native coin, not a token issued on another network.
Answers are generated from the live figures on this page — market data powered by CoinStats — and update as the data does.
Sources
- CoinStatsPowered by CoinStats · daily snapshot
- RedditReddit ingest across the tracked finance subreddits
- TradingViewthe price chart widget, drawn by TradingView from their own data