EOS (EOS)

24h Change -0.74%

24h High $0.661

24h Low $0.614

24h Volume $17253

Max Supply: 0

Circulation: 1,088,038,770.276

Market Cap: $698,676,293

EOS
USD

Listing Date:
1662555468519

Network:
EOS Main Chain

Asset Type:
Coin

Primary Markets (2 active)

Total Market Volume: ~$17254

Liquidity Pools (1 Active)

Total Pool Liquidity: ~$95

Market Volume
$11,706.36
$5,547.5

Reserves

Deposit
Block #405880288 @ 2.05 min ago

Balance: 1172.35470000

Updated: 2.04 min ago

Withdraw
Block #405880288 @ 2.05 min ago

Balance: 7833.93070000

Updated: 2.04 min ago

Safe
Block # N/A

Balance: 0

Updated: 806652.68 min ago

EOS Ratio
100.08%
Customer Net Balances
8,999.517
XeggeX Net Balances
9,006.285

Highlighted Assets

Market Cap: $164K $0.00622

Market Cap: $4.59M $0.220

Market Cap: $17.8M $0.000204

Top Volumes

BTC/USDT
Bitcoin

Volume: $2200897 $97520.69

PEP/USDT
Pepecoin

Volume: $244186 $0.0002022

FEVO/USDT
Flappy Bird Evolution

Volume: $199531 $0.00000005

Biggest Gains

VOA/USDT
Vortexa

+1860.64% $0.001843

RHX/LTC
Rheix

+300.00% $0.00000359

WSHARES/USDT
Wrapped Shares

+260.00% $0.000018

About EOS

EOS is the native cryptocurrency that powers the blockchain protocol EOSIO, a network, and platform for the deployment of decentralized applications built on Ethereum. Unofficially EOS stands for ‘Ethereum Operating System’.

The protocol is a sidechain solution developed on top of the Ethereum network to overcome scalability issues. Sidechains allow developers to process transactions off-chain, only adding to the public ledger as needed, thereby avoiding the process bottlenecks. The smart contract platform claims to eliminate transaction fees and is capable of conducting millions of transactions per second.

EOSIO was developed by the private company block.one, which is registered in the Cayman Islands. Its first whitepaper was published in 2017, and its open-source software was released on June 1, 2018. It aims to be the first decentralized operating system that provides a development environment for decentralized applications (dApps) like BitShares, a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange (DEX), and Steemit, a social network with monetary incentives.