What top creators are saying about Monero(XMR)— Page 2

Described as outperforming Zcash; the image shows XMR paired with MONEROCHAN, which is up 33.8%.

Showing strength and attracting the attention of experienced traders.

Described as highly reflexive, with no clear judgment that it deserves a higher valuation than Zcash; crypto Twitter sentiment may shift toward whichever asset outperforms.

Outperformed Zcash over the displayed period, rising 7.3%; the post expects this trend to continue.

Mentioned as an example of a privacy-related crypto narrative to research; the speaker provides no specific recommendation or price target.

The post expresses bullish sentiment, noting Monero remains listed and customers can buy and withdraw it; the exchange withdrew requests asking clients what they planned to do with their coins.

The author is prepared to bet that XMR will outperform and eventually surpass ZEC in value before being surpassed again. The XMR/ZEC ratio is about 0.85, while XMR was once worth eight times ZEC.

The trader said Monero has a comparatively strong case as a privacy-focused monetary asset because it has a long history and more widely distributed supply. No price target or specific buy recommendation was given.

Shown testing a descending trendline near a horizontal price level; no target or timeframe is specified.

The speaker described a possible near-term pullback followed by further upside, without giving firm timing or a specific leveraged-trade plan.

A Solana altpair could deepen XMR liquidity and offer retail exposure.

The post notes interesting fractal technical analysis and an upward projected move on the XMR/BTC chart; XMR is currently around $600, compared with $0.02 in the chart reference.

Named as an example of a privacy-focused crypto narrative, without a specific endorsement or price outlook.

Mentioned as appearing more private than Zcash at present, while the speaker cautioned that privacy is not necessarily guaranteed.

Mentioned among other altcoins that might rise in a bull market, although the speaker did not consider all named coins equally attractive.

The post claims Monero has a $10 billion market capitalization but few holders, suggesting low ownership could lead people to buy.

A host outlined a conditional short setup and a possible lower long zone near retracement and trend support; execution was not confirmed.

The host expressed strong interest in Monero as a potential beneficiary of greater scrutiny and attack risks; longevity and broadly distributed supply were also cited.

Trading between XMR and its Solana-wrapped version may create arbitrage opportunities and deepen XMR liquidity on Solana; the post also notes private Monero transactions and anticipated stronger on-chain privacy from FCMP++.

Monero gained about 20% and was near previous all-time highs. Hosts noted its strong performance despite a low profile, without making a buy recommendation.

Identified as a SOV altpair; no specific price target or further investment analysis is provided.

Described as one of the strongest coins, with a strong weekly trend; daily closes below $505 could signal a significant local top.

Discussed as an example of the privacy-coin theme; the guest gave no current buy recommendation or price target.

The guest personally holds Monero, sees potential value in privacy as automation expands data analysis, and described it as relatively hardened compared with newer alternatives. Security risks remain.

Mentioned only as a possible payload for compromised websites used to mine cryptocurrency; no investment view was given.

The author explicitly predicts that XMR will rise, suggesting its potential upside could support the MONEROCHAN pair.

The post is bullish on Monero, arguing it could outperform Bitcoin amid rising cybercrime and increased demand for privacy.

The guest disclosed holding Monero and viewed privacy as increasingly relevant. It performed well early in the session before turning lower with the broader market; no target or recommendation was given.

The XMR/ZEC ratio may be at an inflection point, testing a long-term descending trendline.

Shifted from weaker than Zcash yesterday to very strong today; price is testing a descending trendline.

Mentioned as the market or category for which the post predicts Monero Chan Reflection Coin will become the leader.

Described as having a popular character in its ecosystem since 2017; no specific investment outlook is provided.

Monero was benefiting from rotation into privacy-related crypto assets and had strong flow and positioning. Elevated funding rates were a risk, and continued daily closes above $510 were important.

The host was bullish into the end of October and saw no reason to be short-term bearish while Monero held $515.

Mentioned without a developed investment thesis.

Its cited valuation provides context for Solana-based exposure to the Monero narrative.

The author is long XMR while awaiting a “black Monday”; XMR rose 12.6% over the displayed period.

Discussed in connection with a prior privacy-coin rally; the host says projects sharing a narrative can move together.

Described as sending, but without a major Solana meme pair.

The author reports a spot entry at $620 but says buying XMR on Solana has poor liquidity and wants alternative pairs to rally and improve liquidity.

The post suggests Monero altcoin pairs originating from Pump.fun would be a negative sign for stocks.

The author says they are long XMR while waiting for “Black Monday,” indicating a bullish position without a stated price target or timeframe.

The hosts were relatively favorable toward Monero as an established privacy coin with a strong niche, while noting recent price volatility and limited DeFi monetization.

Cited as having a market capitalization of approximately $10.3 billion; no specific investment outlook is given.

Mentioned as part of a broader privacy and user-control theme, but no asset-specific entry level or buy recommendation was provided.

Appeared in brief market, portfolio, or chat updates without enough analysis to establish a lasting view.

The host cites Monero as an established privacy coin within a theme he expects to attract interest, while cautioning that assets within a theme can have different outcomes.

The discussion said Monero remains meaningfully private for ordinary users but that transaction mistakes can make large, hurried transfers easier to trace. No investment thesis was offered.

Privacy coins may face exchange delistings that impair liquidity. The speaker characterized Monero's market image as less technology-focused than Zcash's, without assessing its technical merits.

The speaker said Monero has continued to perform steadily but prefers Zcash.