Monero price: MEXC delisting puts exchange access in focus
Published on 11/12/2026 at 18:43 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSMonero access and price context
- MEXC plans to suspend XMR spot trading on November 13, 2026, at 09:00 UTC.
- Investing.com displayed Monero at USD 565.526, with a market capitalization of USD 10.66 billion.
- Recent market commentary identified USD 564 and USD 540.16 as short-term reference levels.
Monero price remains under scrutiny as MEXC prepares to remove XMR spot trading pairs on November 13. The exchange said in its delisting announcement that spot trading will be suspended at 09:00 UTC and open orders will be canceled automatically. XMR deposits are already closed, while withdrawals are scheduled to remain available for 30 days after the delisting.
MEXC removes XMR spot access
The announcement concerns XMR and DASH spot pairs and does not by itself establish why MEXC is removing them. A separate futures timetable was not part of the spot announcement reviewed here. For holders, the immediate practical issue is access: coins remaining on the platform must be withdrawn during the stated window, subject to the exchange's account procedures.
The development was listed by Monero.com on November 11, 2026. It is one of several recent exchange-access and development items surrounding the privacy-focused cryptocurrency. Monero's own project website describes XMR as a private, decentralized cryptocurrency designed to keep financial activity confidential.
Price snapshot and trading range
The market snapshot reviewed on Investing.com displayed Monero at USD 565.526. The same page showed a 24-hour volume of USD 155.82 million, a market capitalization of USD 10.66 billion, rank 12 and a circulating supply of 18.83 million XMR. Its displayed 52-week range was USD 277.507 to USD 798.868.
For recent market context, COINOTAG reported on November 11 that XMR had fallen 3.57 percent over 24 hours to USD 562.21 at 00:11 UTC. The report identified USD 564 as a recovery reference and USD 540.16 as a downside level, while noting that it found no confirmed catalyst for that specific decline.
Investor context
The MEXC decision may reduce trading access on that venue, but the information reviewed does not prove that it caused the recent price moves. Investors should distinguish exchange-specific liquidity changes from broader price action and monitor the announced withdrawal deadline. The project continues to position Monero around payment privacy, while exchange availability remains an important practical consideration for market participants.
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