Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has revealed plans to delist altcoin Monero for its customers in the European Economic Area ...

Monero (XMR) experienced a nearly 7% price drop following Kraken’s announcement to delist the privacy coin in the European ...

The mainstream adoption of digital assets, which has been facilitated by global regulations, has impacted privacy tokens led ...

The privacy-focused coin extended its dip earlier today, posting an intra-day low of $139 on the charts. In fact, an ...

Crypto exchange Kraken has announced that it will delist Monero (XMR) in the European Economic Area (EEA) on October 31.

Monero's price fell 7% after Kraken was delisted in the EEA due to regulations. Technicals indicate a strong bearish trend.

Kraken will stop XMR trades and deposits in the EEA by October 31 due to regulatory changes. The withdrawal deadline is set ...

Monero’s price fell by more than 10% following Kraken’s announcement that it is delisting XMR trading in Europe. Monero’s ...

Kraken joins other crypto exchanges like Binance, which delisted Monero in February. Rival exchange Coinbase preemptively ...

Kraken will stop trading and deposits for Monero (XMR) in the European Economic Area (EEA) by October 31, 2024.

Ethereum and the entire crypto market is in a downtrend on Tuesday following geopolitical tension in the Middle East.