What top creators are saying about Monero(XMR)

Presented as a long-established privacy coin that could complement Zcash in a privacy-focused portfolio, though the host notes reputational concerns related to illicit use. No entry point or price target is given.

Monero was linked to demand for private, alternative forms of money, and a participant said they were long. The market-cap comparison was speculative and lacked a valuation framework.

The post predicts XMR will outperform HYPE.

Described as unusually strong during market weakness. The speaker outlined a level-dependent daily-trade setup, with downside risk clearly defined.

Monero was described as holding up against Bitcoin, showing a sharp reversal, and continuing to grind higher relative to BTC.

The host included Monero among his preferred core crypto assets, but offered no separate investment view; it was down during the session.

Rose from $500 to $620; the post asks whether it may continue rising to new highs.

Quoted in a market snapshot, with no investment thesis or recommendation.

Expected to rise and outperform Zcash first.

The quoted post characterizes XMR as underowned and suggests people discussing it are promoting a shitcoin rather than holding the native coin.

The post expresses a bullish view, calling for Monero to reach $1,000 with haste.

The post expresses bullish sentiment, saying Monero looks “so fucking good.” No price target or timeframe is given.

May be part of a trader rotation with Zcash over the next few months; the author considers the thesis potentially right or wrong.

The author expects XMR to rise in the coming weeks, while many investors remain sidelined.

Being monitored against the Ethereum token at 0x1f9840a85d5af5bf1d1762f925bdaddc4201f984; the chart shows price testing a descending trendline.

Compared against NEAR; no specific investment outlook or price target is provided.

Could repeat ZEC's prior rally pattern as investors rotate toward it; described as under-owned and showing relative strength.

Outperforming Zcash.

Could benefit from demand for privacy assets and rising DeFi hacks; access through Hyperliquid's bridge may add demand but could change.

The host named Monero as a coin he would consider owning. Its privacy and fund-movement use case was discussed alongside potential liquidity limitations.

The speaker notes that Monero rose around the time of the hack and suggests privacy coins may have attracted attention, but provides no trade recommendation.

One speaker said Monero's chart looked good and noted that it was rising, while another said it had not attracted the same investor attention as Zcash.

The post claims Monero could be vulnerable to a method involving Shor’s algorithm that reveals output secrets and helps identify spent outputs.

The host saw a constructive higher-time-frame consolidation but expected volatility and a possible pullback before another move higher.

Mando considered a long based on the privacy theme, while warning of sharp reversals, volatility, and uncertainty about supply ownership.

The speaker said Monero looked toppy and warned of a pullback, describing the cited levels as possible downside areas rather than guaranteed support.

Monero had performed relatively well compared with many other coins, though the speaker noted uncertainty associated with privacy coins.

The author says being long XMR contributed to their best day in the past month.

Monero was reported up during the turmoil, and privacy coins were mentioned as possible destinations for funds. No researched investment case or safe-haven conclusion was provided.

The post asks whether a Binance hack could be bullish for XMR. A Binance perpetuals chart shows a price of 632.89, marked highs of 569.92, 637.26, and 661.97, and lows of 484.23 and 513.36, without stating a directional conclusion or timeframe.

The guest said concern about DeFi hacks and demand for privacy could benefit Monero. Access to trade and bridge related exposure through Hyperliquid may support demand, though that access is not guaranteed to remain open.

Shown on an XMR/ZEC chart testing a long-term descending trendline; the author expresses curiosity but gives no explicit forecast.

The host warned of a possible deeper correction and advised caution with long positions if price rolls over.

The speakers were positive on the privacy-coin theme and described Monero as near all-time highs, decentralized, and broadly distributed. Risks include limited exchange access and potential jurisdictional scrutiny; it was said to be underperforming Zcash over the period discussed.

Monero was near record highs and its decentralization was viewed as a strength, though it had underperformed Zcash and faces exchange-access, legal, and reputational risks.

Mentioned in market-price updates without a developed individual investment thesis.

Described as remaining strong within the privacy-coin segment.

The post discusses Monero's developer funding and proposes directing launchpad trading fees to its community treasury.

Monero has no protocol-level developer fund. A Cuprate FCMP++ fundraiser had raised 42.35 of 85 XMR, and a proposed Solana altpair could grow to $50–100M to help fund Monero builders.

The speaker viewed Monero as less convincing than Zcash after a large move up and said it may need to consolidate or correct further.

Expected to gain broader acceptance over the next few weeks or months; bringing XMR to Solana could improve liquidity and make accumulation easier for large holders.

Daily price action showed higher highs and higher lows, but weekly selling pressure warrants attention.

The post cites the ZEC:XMR ratio as 2:1.

Cited at a value of $10B; no directional investment outlook is provided.

The author says they see a trade; XMR is stated to be at a $10B market capitalization.

Used only as an example of a cryptocurrency's name, ticker, logo, and company identity; no specific bullish or bearish case is presented.

The post is bullish on Monero's privacy narrative and broader adoption, arguing that Zcash's acceptance could support institutional acceptance of Monero despite similar tracing challenges. The image shows an XMR 4× long position.

Bullish outlook based on its privacy-focused use case, growing tradability, and potential shift toward mainstream acceptance; the image shows a 4× long position with $1.8M leverage size and displayed profit of $4,616.34.

Shown in charts against NEAR and ZEC with descending trendlines.

Mentioned in a comparison illustrating that token price alone is not a useful measure of valuation; the speaker provides no broader investment view.