Buy EOS

Buy EOS token (EOS) from TimeX, a licensed cryptocurrency exchange based in Australia. Place market orders for instant trades, or limit orders to execute at the price for EOS you want to buy or sell at. Easy, intuitive user interface suitable for beginner or expert traders.

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What is EOS?

EOS is a smart contracts blockchain platform that allows developers to create high-scale decentralised applications suitable for mass use. EOS is the native currency of the EOS.io platform.

How to buy EOS?

1

Deposit

Deposit funds into your account.
2

Choose an amount

Enter the amount of EOS (or Australian Dollar equivalent) that you would like to buy or sell.
3

Confirm

Click ‘Buy' to confirm your EOS purchase and your EOS will arrive in your TimeX wallet within minutes.
4

Relax

Open an account

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Secure EOS Purchase

Users based in Australia can buy EOS tokens (EOS) from TimeX in just a few minutes. Simply open an account, complete verification, and deposit funds via bank transfer or a range of other options.

0.699301 EOS = 1 AUD

EOS EOSAUD Australian Dollar
0.01 EOS0.0143 AUD
0.1 EOS0.1430 AUD
1 EOS1.4300 AUD
2 EOS2.8600 AUD
3 EOS4.2900 AUD
5 EOS7.1500 AUD
10 EOS14.3000 AUD
20 EOS28.6000 AUD
50 EOS71.5000 AUD
100 EOS143.0000 AUD
1000 EOS1430.0000 AUD

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Pros and Cons
Australian Crypto Exchange

TimeX is the decentralised exchange for the ChronoBank ecosystem: a completely secure, easy and convenient way to trade digital tokens and cryptocurrencies on a peer-to-peer basis.
Fast and highly scalable network, capable of handling thousands of transactions per second.
Extremely well funded after $4 billion ICO, with a large and active community.
Powerful smart contracts and developing dApp ecosystem.
Zero transaction fees.
Lacks the popularity, developer activity and network effect of Ethereum.
Limited number of block producers (21) has led to concerns about centralisation.
EOS development company Block.one was fined by the SEC for holding an unregistered token sale and fraudulent public offering.
Permanent inflation from block rewards to pay for transactions in lieu of fees.