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24H Range
$?0.609679
24H Range
$?0.66247
52W Range
$?0.402367
52W Range
$?1.329113
ATH & ATL Range
$?0.402367
ATH & ATL
$?22.83
EOS Price$?0.650597
Market Cap$?994.40M
Diluted Market Cap $?1.37B
24H Volume$?325.25M
Vol. / M. Cap Ratio 0.3271
Dominance 0.03%
ATH $?22.83 (-97%)
ATH Date Apr 29, 2018
ATL $?0.402367
ATL Date Nov 4, 2024
Cycle Low $?0.402367
Cycle High $?0.706373
Circ. Supply 1.53B (73%)
Total Supply 2.10B
Max Supply 2.10B
Supply Inflation 37.81% (High)
Volatility 15.18% (Very High)
PlatformEOS
Release Date Jan 31, 2018
Fear & Greed Index 82 (Extreme Greed)
Sentiment Bullish
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EOS price today is $?0.650597 with a 24-hour trading volume of $?325.25M, market cap of $?994.40M, and market dominance of 0.03%. The EOS price increased 2.05% in the last 24 hours.

EOS reached its highest price on Apr 29, 2018 when it was trading at its all-time high of $?22.83, while EOS's lowest price was recorded on Nov 4, 2024 when it was trading at its all-time low of $?0.402367. The lowest price since it's ATH was $?0.402367 (cycle low). The highest EOS price since the last cycle low was $?0.706373 (cycle high). The EOS price prediction sentiment is currently bullish , while Fear & Greed Index is showing 82 (Extreme Greed).

EOS's current circulating supply is 1.53B EOS out of max supply of 2.10B EOS. The current yearly supply inflation rate is 37.81% meaning 419.38M EOS were created in the last year. In terms of market cap, EOS is currently ranked #15 in the Proof-of-Stake Coins sector, ranked #2 in the EOS Network sector and ranked #37 in the Layer 1 sector.

Highlights

  • Trading above the
  • in the last 30 days (53%)
  • Has liquidity based on its market cap
  • Trading on KuCoin

Risk Analysis

  • Price dropped over the past year, down -2%
  • Outperformed by 86% of the in 1 year
  • Outperformed by and
  • Negative performance compared to
  • Down -97% from all-time high
  • Yearly inflation rate is
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EOS Token Sale

Initial Price Ξ?0.00326797
Start DateJun 26, 2017
End DateJun 1, 2018
ROI [USD]0.34x
ROI [BTC]0.03x
ROI [ETH]0.06x
TypeICO
PlatformEOS
More InfoEOS ICO

The price of EOS in the ICO was $?1.89 and the token sale ended on Jun 1, 2018. Since then, EOS price decreased 0.34x against US Dollar, decreased 0.06x against Ethereum and decreased 0.03x against Bitcoin. To learn more about EOS ICO click here.

EOS Performance

Change1H24H7D1M3M6MYTD1Y3Y5YALL
EOSUS Dollar EOS/USD 0.23%2.05%16.97%32.21%22.24%-24.41%-23.78%-2.33%-84.29%-75.08%-62.40%
EOSBitcoin EOS/BTC 0.56%-3.02%8.03%-8.24%-23.55%-46.61%-66.94%-63.47%-90.78%-98.15%-98.76%
EOSEthereum EOS/ETH 0.34%1.75%20.95%12.07%4.38%-8.95%-43.92%-37.66%-79.00%-98.80%-96.84%
EOSTether EOS/USDT 0.23%2.05%16.97%32.21%22.24%-24.41%-23.78%-2.33%-84.29%-75.08%-62.40%

EOS price in US Dollar has increased by 32.21% in the last 1 month. EOS is up 12.07% against Ethereum and down -8.24% against Bitcoin in the last 1 month.

EOS Quarterly Returns

YearQ1Q2Q3Q4Total
2017-----58.42%977.51%348.01%
2018-22.76%35.87%-29.74%-55.08%-66.87%
201967.07%35.35%-49.00%-12.63%0.76%
2020-14.47%6.97%8.96%0.65%0.33%
202185.44%-14.04%-4.99%-22.78%16.96%
2022-6.89%-67.29%27.95%-27.18%-71.62%
202338.55%-36.91%-22.77%45.63%-1.69%
202430.03%-47.53%-10.87%----
Average 25.28%-12.51%-17.36%129.45%32.27%

The top-performing year for EOS was 2017 when the price of EOS increased by 348.01% from $?1.73025 to $?7.75. The worst performing year for EOS was 2022 when the price dropped by -71.62% from $?3.04 to $?0.861586. The average yearly growth of EOS over the last 8 years is 32.27% per year. Usually, EOS performs best in Q4 with an average of 129.45% gain and worst in Q3 with -17.36% loss.

EOS Price Closing History by Level

PriceDays Above% of EOS's Life
$?22.83 ATH--
$?20.0010.04%
$?19.0020.08%
$?18.0050.19%
$?17.00130.49%
$?16.00150.56%
$?0.650597 Price Now238689.63%
$?0.60242190.95%
$?0.50258597.11%
$?0.45265299.62%
$?0.402662100.00%
$?0.352662100.00%

The table above shows the number of days which EOS closed above a certain price level.

EOS Price & ROI on this Date

DatePriceROI
Nov 21, 2024 Today$?0.650597-
Nov 21, 2023$?0.706006-7.85%
Nov 21, 2022$?0.871451-25.34%
Nov 21, 2021$?4.34-85.01%
Nov 21, 2020$?2.78-76.60%
Nov 21, 2019$?3.08-78.89%
Nov 21, 2018$?3.77-82.75%
Nov 21, 2017$?1.991891-67.34%

The table above shows the price and ROI of EOS today and previous years on the same date (Nov 21).

EOS Exchanges

EOS is being traded on 77 cryptocurrency exchanges, including Binance and KuCoin. $?325.25M worth of EOS changed hands in the last 24 hours. If you wish to purchase EOS, check our guide on how to buy EOS in 6 steps.

ExchangePrice Volume Action
Binance$?0.648035$?16.44M$?0.648035$?16.44M Trade Now
KuCoin$?0.648028$?698,218$?0.648028$?698,218 Trade Now
Kraken$?0.648302$?443,672$?0.648302$?443,672 Trade Now
Bybit$?0.647649$?7.43M$?0.647649$?7.43M Trade Now
OKX$?0.647764$?7.72M$?0.647764$?7.72M Trade Now
gate.io$?0.64844$?5.80M$?0.64844$?5.80M Trade Now
Binance Futures$?0.648938$?102.19M$?0.648938$?102.19M Trade Now
PrimeXBT$?0.647938$?175,934$?0.647938$?175,934 Trade Now
UPbit$?0.653987$?9.57M$?0.653987$?9.57M Trade Now
AscendEX$?0.649118$?2.28M$?0.649118$?2.28M Trade Now

About EOS

EOS is a public blockchain that went live with its mainnet in June of 2018. Before its launch, it was one of the most highly anticipated blockchain projects of all time, as the team behind it raised a record-breaking $4 billion in its initial coin offering (ICO). Before the transition to its mainnet, EOS tokens existed as ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum network. 

Key EOS features:

  • Launched in 2018 after a record-breaking $4 billion ICO
  • Allows users to run DApps, smart contracts and create custom tokens
  • The EOS blockchain can handle thousands of transactions per second

The EOSIO protocol, which is the backbone of the EOS blockchain, was developed by Block.one. One of the chief architects of EOS is Dan Larimer, a software developer and entrepreneur who also had a pivotal role in the development of the BitShares and Steem blockchains. 

In essence, EOS is a blockchain platform that allows users to deploy smart contracts, run decentralized applications (DApps) and issue custom tokens. While these features can be found on a number of other blockchains, EOS aims to distinguish itself from the competition through improved scalability and faster transaction speeds. The EOS network can handle over 3,000 transactions per second. 

EOS utilizes a delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS) model to achieve consensus about the state of its ledger. The consensus process is executed by block producers (BPs), and each EOS holder can decide which block producers they want to vote for with their EOS tokens. At any given time, the 21 block producers with the most votes are actively participating in the consensus process. A unique feature of the EOS blockchain is that users don’t have to pay any fees when sending transactions.  

The main competitors of EOS are other blockchain platforms that support the deployment of smart contracts and decentralized applications – examples include Ethereum and TRON. TRON is perhaps the best comparison, as its consensus model also utilizes delegated proof-of-stake.

DApps deployed on the EOS network cover a wide range of use cases, including gaming, gambling, decentralized exchanges, freelancing platforms, decentralized information sources (Everipedia), and more.

To learn more about EOS, check out our in-depth article on the topic.

FAQ

What is EOS?

EOS is a blockchain network that was created to support smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps). It focuses on scalability, transaction speed and requires no transaction fees. The network uses a form of Proof of Stake protocol, with the native coin called EOS. The coin is mostly used for network governance and funding further development.  

It was originally published by Block.one, and it's CTO Dan Larmier, who also founded Steem and BitShares. The main idea behind EOS was to create a product capable of handling thousands of transactions per second while working without direct fees.

Block.one had an EOS coin sale in June 2017, selling more than 200 million coins. Additionally, over the next year, 2 million coins were sold each day. A total of 900 million coins were sold for around $4.2 billion. 

The last 100 million were kept by Block.one, as development funding, linearly released for 10 years after the mainnet went live on June 6, 2019.

How does EOS work?


The network uses a delegated Proof of Stake protocol, based on 21 Block Producers (BP), who are voted on by coin holders. Anyone can become a block producer, as long as they have enough votes. It is also possible to replace a BP at any time, since the voting is ongoing.

Every 0.5 seconds, one block is produced by one BP. Once 15 BPs sign a block, it becomes irreversible.

Why are EOS coins valuable?

EOS derives its value from supply and demand, just like all other cryptocurrencies. Sending EOS can be done 24/7 with extremely short transaction times and no fees, which has a lot of benefits to different users. Since EOS is required to perform basic operations on the EOS network, demand for EOS grows if the network becomes more popular.

How do I get EOS?

EOS is available on most cryptocurrency exchanges and can sometimes be traded for fiat currency directly. Using BTC as a mediator is also an option if the exchange does not offer a direct EOS/fiat pair. It can also be traded privately with a trusted counterparty. 

Alternatively, you could contribute to the EOS network by staking, and earn some EOS coins in return.

What is EOS staking?

Instead of mining the currency, users have the option to “stake” their coins. This makes the coins temporarily unavailable, but allows the user to receive additional coins, depending on the staked amount. 

Additionally, as the user has become a part of the network, they have the option to take part in voting on development proposals, monetary policies, or stakeholder bylaws. This opens the development to new and unbiased ideas, which has proven to be extremely vital for EOS.

Is EOS a good investment?

The whole crypto market is generally considered highly volatile, investing large amounts of funds is not recommended without proper education and a thorough assessment of the associated risks. As prices tend to change rapidly, and small mistakes can lead to big losses, cryptocurrencies are generally seen as high-risk investments.

Is EOS staking a good investment?

Currently, the common staking profit is around 1-2% on a yearly basis, which is nothing extraordinary. This profit can additionally be altered, depending on various factors, like the stake pool performance, future network changes, staked amount, rise in EOS popularity and many more.

One major difference from mining is that using hardware and spending additional power is not necessary for being a part of the stake pool. The pool manager is required to have some hardware, but these requirements are still negligible when compared to mining.

How much does it cost to buy 1 EOS?

As of , the price of 1 EOS is .

Is it a good time to buy EOS?

This depends on the current market situation and the opportunities available. On this date, EOS is , and you can find relevant technical indicators on our EOS price prediction page.

How much should I invest in EOS?

The cryptocurrency market is a high-risk environment, so consider starting with smaller stakes if you do decide to make an investment in crypto. Never invest more than you’re willing to lose.

Large upfront investments are likely not the best option for the majority of investors. Instead, users can consider using a dollar cost averaging (DCA) strategy to mitigate the risks of price volatility.

How do you cash out from EOS?

Some exchanges offer a direct EOS/fiat pair, which would be the most efficient way of cashing out. If a direct pair is not available, changing EOS to BTC and then to any local currency is an easy option as well.

Alternatively, trading in person can prove to be more profitable, if it is possible to find someone trustworthy.

Is EOS secure?

Successfully attacking the EOS network would require the control of more than 50% of the BPs, which would require a lot of votes to be cast to bad actors. Even though it would technically be easier to trick the EOS network than some Proof of Work one like Bitcoin, controlling 11 out of 21 BPs is not as straightforward.

Since BPs can be changed at any time, any kind of suspicious activity can cause the loss of votes, which could result in losing the BP status. Apart from that, BPs do not compete between each other to generate blocks, like with most other networks. On EOS, they work together and generate their own blocks, which are verified by other BPs.

Are EOS coins legal?

The usage of cryptocurrency is becoming widely accepted, but the legality of crypto can still vary significantly from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. You can check the legality of cryptocurrency by country or territory here.

How are new EOS coins created?

EOS has a defined inflation rate, which is currently 1%. Block Producers receive 0.25%, and Standby Producers receive 0.75%.

Standby Producers are producers ranked below 21 (the amount of BPs). There are hundreds of SPs, so even though they receive the majority of inflation, it is split between a lot of users.

On the other hand, BPs receive 0.25% of the total amount of EOS split between 21 BPs, which adds to a lot of EOS per BP.

How many EOS coins are left?

Currently, there are EOS coins in circulation, and the supply is capped at 1,000,000,000 EOS.

What makes EOS unique?

The EOS network offers a few quite unique traits. Firstly, unlike most other networks, BPs do not compete between each other to generate new blocks, but rather work together in order to improve block generation efficiency.

Apart from that, many other networks use a transaction fee to charge for the resources used on the network, like renting network services. On the other hand, sending EOS does not require fees.

Every user is entitled to a part of the network proportional to the amount of EOS coins they have. So, users who do not have a lot of coins cannot use the network efficiently. 

This requires putting a lot of trust into the network. If you buy a lot of EOS coins, your network service will be amazing, however, you put yourself at risk of losing a lot of money in case EOS loses its value. On the other hand, investing small amounts of money can be ineffective since using network services becomes much harder.

Is my information private when using EOS?

Just like Bitcoin, the EOS Ledger is fully transparent, which allows anyone to see the addresses and amounts involved in any EOS transaction. This can potentially be a privacy risk, as a careful analysis of transactions could potentially breach your financial privacy. EOS Ledger transaction can be viewed on the EOS block explorer.

Are EOS transaction fees high?

EOS transactions do not require any fee, however, some form of processing is needed to cover the network resources spent during the transaction. These mean that transactions require the user to use their CPU, RAM and internet connection.

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