Monero Price Prediction 2018

Monero (XMR) started 2017 at about US$10. It finished at around $350. And since ringing in the new year it's grown to about $412 at the time of writing.





Monero built its reputation on being one of the most private, secure and anonymous coins in the world. Unlike bitcoin, which broadcasts all transactions on a public ledger, Monero keeps wallet addresses and transactions under wraps.

This has made it an attractive proposition for a lot of people and led to solid growth.





Monero has become a popular option for criminals and underworld figures. It's a wanted coin, so to speak. Recent reports that North Korea has been mining the coin, and stealing it by hacking servers in South Korea, seem to have only fuelled the price rises.





Demand like this is undeniably good for prices, and it doesn't look like Moreno will be unseated as the king of anonymity anytime soon.





Monero might not be legal tender anywhere, but it's definitely being used to buy things. Complete privacy and anonymity is a strong feature. And other than attracting new users, it has the practical side-effect of letting Monero side-step regulations in a lot of its markets.





Monero is probably one of the most widely used cryptocurrencies for actually buying and selling things.





There are very few things that can stop Monero's growth at this point, and the future of the dark coin is looking bright. It would be a surprise if it didn't top at least US$1,000 by the end of the year.



