Buy EOSIO
in Cyprus

Known as an "Ethereum killer"; EOS is one of the top 50 largest cryptocurrencies by market cap. EOS coin was released to the market in 2017 with the price of $1.52 per coin. It experienced the lowest price of $0.48 in October of the same year. Supporting smart contracts and the flexibility of this coin made it one of the top cryptocurrencies in 2018 when its price mounted to $22.89. It shows how profitable this investment was for its first year. However, it didn't last long, and the EOS price dropped to $2.15 at the end of the same year. The fluctuations in the price of crypto are normal; you can't always forecast the future based on its past. Other factors can help you analyze if it's the right time to buy EOS.

Crypto experts and analysts predict the future of a coin based on some analysis. Although this price prediction is not guaranteed, it can help you decide if EOS might have a bright future as an investment. Cryptocurrency experts believe that the EOS price may be between $19.07 to $22.91 in 2030. They also claim that EOS might be a profitable long-term investment. But in the short-term, it might be risky. However, no one can tell you if your investment is %100 profitable. It’s better to read more about the history of EOS, how you can use it and what top investors tell you about this coin. Furthermore, if you are a beginner, it’s better to have an exit point for your investment; so if the price of EOS dropped to that number, you sell it to prevent losing your money.

Although many know this blockchain by the name of EOS, the real name of the blockchain is EOSIO, which was designed by Block.one company. EOSIO is a decentralized blockchain network released in 2017. Its system is very similar to Ethereum, but faster, more flexible, and free of charge. These features made EIOSIO more popular than Ethereum, especially the speed of this network, which allows thousands of transactions per second (tps); compared to the 15 tps of the Ethereum system, EOSIO is really a winner. There are other benefits that the EOISIO system has that make it one of the top decentralized blockchains, including being user-friendly and supporting smart contracts and voting, which are predicted to become so useful in the near future.

Yes, cryptocurrency is legal to buy in Cyprus. In Cyprus, the Cyprus Security and Exchange
Commission (CySec) has been designated as the competent supervisory authority for matters
relating to crypto asset regulations. CySec has issued its regulatory framework through which it
authorizes the trade, sell, buy, hold and many other cryptocurrency transactions. According to
this above-mentioned framework, Cyprus has embraced the use and trade of cryptocurrencies,
and the government has not placed any restrictions on buying or owning digital currencies.

Yes, cryptocurrency is taxed in Cyprus. The tax treatment of cryptocurrencies in Cyprus is
similar to that of other financial assets. Cryptocurrency is taxed in this country according to the
Income Tax Law, the Corporation Tax Law, and the Capital Gains Tax Law. These laws apply to
all forms of income, including income derived from cryptocurrencies, and set the rules for
taxation of profits from trading or investing in cryptocurrencies. According to the above-
mentioned Income Tax Law, income generated from trading or investing in cryptocurrencies is
subject to income tax. Also, if the trading or investment is considered personal, then the profits
are subject to personal income tax. According to the mentioned Corporation Tax Law, if the
trading or investment is considered a business activity, then the profits generated are subject to
corporate tax. The taxation of gains from the sale of cryptocurrencies, in accordance with the
mentioned Capital Gains Tax Law, is subject to capital gains tax in Cyprus. This tax applies to
profits made from the disposal of assets, including cryptocurrencies.
It's important to note that the exact tax treatment of cryptocurrencies may vary based on the
specific circumstances of each case, and it is recommended to seek the advice of a tax
professional for more information. Additionally, the tax laws in Cyprus and the way in which they
apply to cryptocurrencies may change over time, so it is advisable to stay informed of any
updates or changes.

Most people buy coins to keep as an investment. In case you want to buy EOS to sell in the future, you should always keep an eye on the EOS price. Read whitepapers and check the EOS website to know which projects they are working on and what updates they may have on their platform in the future. It’s also recommended to read EOS price predictions to analyze if the future is bright for this coin.

Apart from keeping EOS coins as an investment, there are other ways to use this token. You can trade it with other coins or use it as a payment. However, the seller should accept this coin on its transactions. Thus, if you want to use this coin to purchase something, make sure that it is accepted by the company or brand you are buying the products from. One of the uses of this token is to create decentralized apps. This token can be used in online games to purchase or trade different tools too. EOS also supports smart contracts, which means people can create coded contracts on the EOS platform or use its coin as a payment for that contract.

In Cyprus, anyone who is legally allowed to own and trade financial assets is able to buy
cryptocurrency. This includes citizens, residents, and non-residents. To buy cryptocurrency in
Cyprus, individuals typically need to open an account with a cryptocurrency exchange or broker
that operates in the country. Using an exchange as your cryptocurrency service provider would
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