Buy Enjin Coin
in Australia

Enjin is an IT company in Singapore that was founded in 2009. This company is one of the biggest gaming platforms. Enjin helps more than 20 million gamers create communities around their favorite games. Enjin Coin is a blockchain-based cryptocurrency designed to facilitate contracts in the video game industry. This platform is built on the Ethereum blockchain by Enjin. This video game community and platform enables the development and exchange of digital goods. The forum is broadly aimed at the decentralized video game industry and has been able to engage a lot with founders who are looking to get seriously involved in the video game industry. The Enjin ecosystem acts like a software through which users can develop and expand virtual products on the Ethereum network. Moreover, users can create digital assets for themselves and transfer it to other apps or games. These assets are even customizable. This ecosystem has a native cryptocurrency so that users can employ this token in order to use platform services. The name of this token is Enjin Coin (ENJ).

The abbreviation symbol of a digital currency is the symbol by which the cryptocurrency is traded in the digital currency market. The abbreviation of Enjin Coin is ENJ, you can easily search this coin by typing this symbol in the cryptocurrency search bar on any exchange.

Yes. According to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), cryptocurrencies are digital tokens. They are a type of digital currency that allows people to make payments directly to each other through an online system. Cryptocurrencies can be used to buy and sell things but they are not widely accepted as a means of payment. According to the above-mentioned explanation by the RBA, in Australia the prices of goods and services are measured in Australian dollars. While some businesses may accept cryptocurrencies as payment, they are not commonly used to measure and compare prices. So, while cryptocurrencies can be used to make payments, currently their use as a means of payment is limited and they do not display the key characteristics of money. However, there is one type of digital currency that could be considered money which is digital currency issued by the central bank.

Yes. According to the Australian Government Taxation Office, cryptocurrencies are treated as property and subject to Capital Gains Tax (CGT). So, Crypto investors have to report capital gains and losses within their Income Tax Return, and pay Income Tax on any net gains. The percentage of Income Tax they pay is the same as the Personal Income Tax rate, starting only from earnings above $18,201. According to the mentioned guideline, the tax treatment of your crypto assets will typically depend on whether you are seen as an individual investor or a trader making a regular income. If you hold shares as an investor, your shares are assets and are subject to capital gains tax when you sell them. If you are a share trader, your shares are treated like trading stock in a business and your gains are treated as ordinary income.

Generating blockchain assets with ENJ token has various benefits for creators and users, including: injecting a store of value into assets, ensuring transparency and scarcity, providing instant liquidity, application in games and apps, and anti-inflation. Enjin Coin allows users to manage and store virtual gaming products such as character accessories or in-game currencies. Users can also earn ENJ tokens by selling their NFTs. Enjin Coin is used as a currency to buy, sell and trade non-equivalent tokens. This currency is also used to create, manage and destroy in-game items. Developers can issue custom tokens, unique items, or reward tokens powered by Enjin Coin.

Anyone. One of the safest and easiest ways to buy cryptocurrency in Australia is to seek out a registered exchange. Australia supports various payment services such as: Apple pay, Google pay, Credit Card, Debit Card, Bank Transfer and PayPal. Our exchange offers payments through the mentioned services using secure transactions while charging no exchange fees.