Monero Spy Node Map Shows Public XMR Nodes, Even in Antarctica

A new interactive map of public Monero (XMR) nodes has emerged, showing worldwide distribution including Antarctica.

  • P2Pool released version 4.7 with support for a sidechain and various fixes.
  • Software updates released for Cake and Monero.com wallets address recent issues.
  • RetoSwap surpasses $50 million in monthly trading volume and offers a giveaway.
  • Monero’s price increased 129% over the past year despite a recent weekly decline.

A collection of recent updates in the Monero ecosystem highlights new technical tools, software releases, and notable milestones. Between May 25 and June 1, 2025, several projects and services announced developments to improve privacy, trading, and accessibility for Monero users worldwide.

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A new resource shows an interactive map of public Monero nodes, allowing users to view all accessible peers on the p2p network, including a noted presence in Antarctica. The article and interactive map are available on the .onion site and direct map link.

P2Pool published its v4.7 update, introducing support for a P2Pool-nano sidechain, fixing software bugs, and updating program dependencies. Wallet providers Cake and Monero.com also released version 5.0.1 for their respective apps, applying critical hotfixes following major version upgrades. Feedback is being collected through the Cake community forum.

A teaser for a new mobile Monero miner called AIDRig, designed for ARM devices, was posted by a Reddit user. The application is based on the well-known XMRig miner but is optimized for mobile hardware. While the project is still in early stages, further discussion is happening in this thread.

In community news, a new open-source Monero flyer is available to help spread news, with documentation and translation instructions provided on the project’s GitHub repository. Meanwhile, RetoSwap achieved over $50 million in trading volume and more than 1,000 trades in May. Details and a MoneroKon 5 giveaway can be found in this thread.

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A new KYC-free Monero gambling platform, webetxmr.com, was also announced, though users are advised to exercise caution with new services.

For Monero’s technical statistics, as of June 1, 2025, the chain had a block height of 3,424,866, a hash rate of 4.86 GH/s, and an average of 20,851 daily transactions. The block reward stood at 0.6 XMR. Market figures put Monero’s capitalization at about $6.4 billion, with a street price of $383.99.

Over the past year, Monero rose 129% against the U.S. dollar but showed a 15% decline in the past week. The XMR/BTC pair also grew by 48% year-over-year despite a recent decrease.

Community involvement opportunities continue, such as testing Monero’s core software on GitHub and participating in workgroup or event meetings, including the upcoming MoneroKon 5.

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