They wrote Monero's obituary in February 2024, when the world's biggest exchange delisted it. Binance's frozen spot ticker still reads $118.70 — the last print before the lights went out.

The tape never got the memo. $XMR trades at $612 this morning (+5.7%/24h), tapped $631 overnight, on $106M of spot volume in a day. My 4h chart: $520 → $613 in twelve days, clean higher highs and higher lows.

This isn't one coin's luck. Privacy is the market's live rotation — ZEC just cracked the top 10 by market cap near $1,290 while BTC and ETH sit flat on the week. Capital is paying for privacy-by-default while the majors chop.

Levels I'm watching:
Support $564–$582 · Resistance $619–$637
A 4h close under $564 breaks the staircase; a close over $637 opens fresh price discovery.

Risk check: the liquidity lives offshore now — no Binance spot means thinner books and sharper wicks both ways. And you're buying into resistance, not a dip.

The delisting obituary was wrong. Now: does $631 break this week, or do the highs reject first?

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