Monero (XMR) is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency introduced in 2014, designed to enable secure and untraceable transactions. Unlike many digital assets, Monero utilizes advanced cryptographic techniques to obscure transaction details, including sender, receiver, and amount transferred. This privacy-centric approach seeks to protect users from external tracking while maintaining the fungibility of its tokens. Monero aims to provide decentralized, censorship-resistant digital payments that prioritize user anonymity.

Monero operates on a decentralized blockchain where transactions are validated using the Proof of Work (PoW) consensus mechanism. It enhances privacy through ring signatures, stealth addresses, and confidential transactions. Ring signatures obscure the sender by mixing their transaction with others, making it nearly impossible to trace. Stealth addresses ensure that a unique one-time address is generated for each transaction, preventing recipients from being identified. Confidential transactions hide the amount being transferred, ensuring complete financial privacy. These features collectively seek to make Monero transactions resistant to tracking and censorship.

Monero is primarily used for private and anonymous digital transactions. Its privacy features make it suitable for users who seek to prevent financial surveillance, whether for personal security, business confidentiality, or protection against fraud. Monero’s fungibility ensures that no transaction history is tied to specific coins, reducing the risk of blacklisting. It is also utilized in cross-border payments, e-commerce, and scenarios where financial privacy is a priority.

Monero was launched in 2014 as a fork of Bytecoin, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency. A developer known as "thankfulfortoday" initiated the fork after concerns about Bytecoin's supply distribution. Monero introduced enhancements to the CryptoNote protocol, improving security and decentralization. Over the years, hundreds of contributors have worked on Monero, refining its privacy mechanisms and network efficiency. The project continues to evolve, focusing on strengthening anonymity and improving transaction speed.

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Obecna kapitalizacja rynku Monero to 5,87 mld USD. Wysoka kapitalizacja rynku oznacza, że aktywa są wysoko cenione przez rynek.

Najwyższy w historii poziom Monero to 517,62 USD. Ten rekordowy poziom to najwyższa cena zapłacona za Monero od czasu jego wprowadzenia na rynek.

W ciągu ostatnich 24 godzin wolumen obrotu Monero wyniósł 69,26 mln USD.

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Obecna podaż w obiegu Monero wynosi 18 milionów.