8 fun facts about Monero

Monero means “moon” in Esperanto.
You can buy Monero on Kraken, Binance and Kucoin
You can run a node on a Raspberry Pi.
The Monero community organises “Monerorun” once in a while to stress-test exchanges’ ability to support withdrawals
There are only 18.1 million Monero in existence.
Because it’s a privacy coin, countries like Australia and South Korea ban it on their exchanges.
You need to open your wallet once every week to sync the transactions on the blockchain
Houdini swap employs Monero to let you perform private transactions for multiple currencies like ETH, USDT, USDC on various blockchains.

Monero (XMR)

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