Monero vs Chainlink
Live Australian-dollar comparison of Monero (XMR) and Chainlink (LINK): price, market cap, performance and 7-day trend.
| Metric | XMR | LINK |
|---|---|---|
| Price (AUD) | A$532.63▲ | A$13.49 |
| Market cap | A$9.84B▲ | A$9.81B |
| 24h volume | A$157.69M | A$492.12M▲ |
| 24h change | -2.54%▲ | -6.34% |
| 7d change | -5.74%▲ | -6.56% |
| 30d change | +10.88%▲ | +4.44% |
| Rank | 18▲ | 19 |
Monero vs Chainlink: what the numbers say
At the latest snapshot, 1 XMR = 39.483321 LINK.
By market capitalisation, Monero is the larger network — about 1.0× the size of Chainlink in AUD terms. Larger caps generally mean deeper liquidity on Australian exchanges and tighter spreads, while smaller caps can move more sharply on news or thin order books.
Over the past seven days, XMR is down 5.74% while LINK is down 6.56% — the two are moving in lockstep. Short-term percentage moves show momentum but say nothing about long-term value.
Australian buyers can trade both Monero and Chainlink on AUSTRAC-registered exchanges such as CoinSpot, Independent Reserve, Swyftx and Kraken AU. Each disposal — including swapping XMR for LINK — is a CGT event under ATO guidance, so keep records of the AUD value at the time of every trade.
For a deeper read, open the dedicated Monero page or Chainlink page.