EOS Price (EOS)

EOS is the native token of the EOS Network. It's used to buy or rent access to the network's bandwidth and storage. EOS also gives you governance rights, lets you transfer value on apps built on EOS, and is a key asset for investors and traders looking to profit.

EOS doesn’t have a capped supply. It’s inflationary at 3% per year, which means more coins are created over time to reward block producers. Right now, there are 1.14 billion EOS coins, with about 1.08 billion in circulation.

EOS uses a variation called Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS). Instead of locking up tokens like in traditional PoS, EOS token holders vote for Block Producers (BPs) to create blocks and secure the network. The top 21 BPs, chosen by token holders' votes, are the ones that validate transactions and maintain the blockchain.

EOS stands out as a decentralized operating system for building and running scalable dApps. Its big perks? Free transactions, high speed, and massive scalability, all while supporting smart contracts.

EOS is still a major player with a big market cap. To gauge its potential, check out its team, roadmap, and dive into its price history with some technical analysis.

You can grab EOS straight from EXMON with a debit or credit card. It's also tradable for other cryptos on EXMON. Prices update live, so you're always in the loop. Need step-by-step help? Check out the How to Buy EOS guide!