Short answer: Hokanews is a fast-moving crypto and finance news site that publishes several stories a day on Bitcoin, altcoins, markets, regulation and Web3, and it covers Monero more often than most general crypto outlets. It's a good place to follow market-moving headlines. Its price predictions, press releases and sponsored posts are labelled, so it's worth reading those with the usual care.
Key points
- Daily crypto and finance news: Bitcoin, Ethereum, altcoins, exchanges, stablecoins, regulation and macro stories that move the market.
- Regular Monero coverage, from network events like the 2025 reorg to new XMR swap support and price moves.
- Separate sections for market news, coin predictions, airdrops, Web3, press releases and sponsored content.
- Free to read, with no account needed.
What is Hokanews?
Hokanews is an independent crypto news website. Its homepage is a steady stream of short news stories: exchange listings, ETF and bank news, stablecoin launches, network upgrades, hacks and security incidents, and the daily moves of Bitcoin and the wider market. Alongside the news there are pages for live crypto prices and a Bitcoin halving countdown.
The site is organised into clear sections, which makes it easy to skip to what you care about:
- News and Market News: the day's headlines and price action.
- Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency and Web3: coverage by topic.
- Finance: wider economic stories that affect crypto, such as interest rates, stock markets and policy.
- Coin Predictions: analysts' price targets and technical outlooks.
- Airdrops and Crypto Lifestyle: lighter and more practical pieces.
- Press Releases and Sponsored: content supplied by projects, kept in its own labelled sections.
How Hokanews covers Monero
For a general crypto site, Hokanews writes about Monero surprisingly often. In the past year it has covered:
- the 18-block Monero reorganization in September 2025 and how the market reacted;
- THORChain adding native XMR swaps, an important step for buying Monero without a centralized exchange;
- a practical explainer on Litecoin-to-Monero swaps without registration;
- the USDT freeze linked to a large movement into Monero in June 2026;
- regular price and network coverage, such as Monero's 20% weekly rally in October 2026.
That mix of network events, market news and how-to pieces is useful if you hold or use XMR and want to keep up without reading Monero-only forums every day. You can find all of it with the site's search for "Monero".
Who Hokanews is for
- Traders and holders who want quick headlines on what's moving the market today.
- Monero users who want XMR news alongside the rest of the market, in one place.
- Projects and businesses looking for a crypto outlet to announce news through press releases or sponsored content (Hokanews has an advertising and sponsor content page).
Things to keep in mind
- Price predictions are opinions. The Coin Predictions section reports analysts' targets and chart setups. Treat them as one input, not as advice.
- Press releases and sponsored posts are written by the projects themselves. Hokanews keeps them in labelled sections and explains its advertising policy in its disclaimer. As with any outlet, check presales and new tokens yourself before buying.
- Headlines move fast. For anything you plan to act on (an exchange listing, a delisting, a regulation), follow the link to the primary source as well.
Using Hokanews with XMRList
Hokanews tells you what is happening in crypto. XMRList helps with the practical side once you hold Monero: where you can spend it, where you can buy it in your country, and free tools like the transaction checker and remote node list. Reading the news on Hokanews and checking a service's KYC policy and user reports on XMRList before you pay is a sensible routine.
The bottom line
Hokanews is a busy, easy-to-browse crypto news site with better-than-average Monero coverage. Use it for daily headlines and market context, read the predictions and sponsored sections with care, and check primary sources before acting on any single story. You can visit it at hokanews.com, and it's also listed in the XMRList Media section.
Hokanews is an XMRList media partner. As with every guide on XMRList, the partnership doesn't change what we write; see our editorial policy.