Buy Ankr
in Estonia

ANKR debuted on the market in March 2019 and was trading at about $0.012. Prior to the price increase becoming more pronounced in August of 2020, prices grew gradually. ANKR reached its peak at $0.019 at that time. ANKR's value increased by 500% by the end of 2020 to $0.0084. The biggest change to date for ANKR came in 2021. By the end of January, prices had risen to $0.012 and in February, they quickly surpassed $0.02 and $0.03 as well. When Ankr's market cap first surpassed $1 billion in March, the growth became exponential. On March 28, 2021, ANKR reached an all-time high of $0.22, marking the peak of the rapid increase. Ankr's market cap was over $1.3 billion at that point. The first week of April saw a price retracement and a drop below $0.12, followed nine days later by a retesting of $0.21. ANKR was able to recover $0.18 by the end of the month despite experiencing a further pullback of more than 50% in the second half of April. This represented over 2,000 percent gains for the year as a whole.

According to some cryptocurrency experts, the price of Ankr is expected to range between $1.15 to $1.32 in 2030 with the average price of around $1.23. But keep in mind that this is not a buy signal or a financial advice. We suggest buying into the cryptocurrency market after doing some research and consulting a professional.

The history of the Ankr platform dates back to 2017. This platform aims to create an efficient blockchain framework that provides distributed cloud computing. In general, if we want to define the Ankr platform in a simple phrase, we can say that Ankr is a blockchain-based cloud infrastructure project. The purpose of blockchain infrastructures is to enable resource providers and end users to easily connect to blockchain technologies and DeFi applications. Ankr's proprietary cloud infrastructure operates independently of public providers and is powered by a distributed database to increase flexibility and stability.

Ankr uses blockchain technology as an essential part of the infrastructure to facilitate payments on the platform, measure globally distributed resources, process information from users or resource providers, and data center algorithmic suggestions through smart contracts.

Estonia was among the first countries that legalized cryptocurrency and related economic activities. It was in November 2017 when a law was introduced that accepted cryptocurrency as a payment method to keep up with the development of technology. Therefore, activities such as mining, crypto investment, adding cryptocurrency to a company balance sheet, and even establishing a cryptocurrency exchange or wallet are allowed in this country.

According to the Estonia Tax and Customs Board, cryptocurrency trading contains taxes in Estonia. People who buy cryptocurrency should pay tax in case of trading, converting to fiat, or paying the crypto to purchase something. They should declare all the transactions they have with cryptocurrency because the income from mining or trading any crypto is considered the business income of a person, which is included in the tax rules in Estonia.

The tax report should be declared once a year in March. Generally, if you keep the cryptocurrency as an investment and don’t do anything to it, you won’t need to pay taxes. For example, if you have kept the coins in a wallet for the whole year, you won’t need to mention it in your tax report.  Only the profit you gain from selling or trading crypto is taxed. However, if you sell crypto at a lower price than you bought, you won’t need to pay tax for it. Only the profits from selling crypto are reported. Therefore, even if cryptocurrency assets are not tangible assets like a car or a house, that doesn’t bother tax authorities. The tax rate is 20% in Estonia.

The native utility and governance token of Ankr platform, ANKR, has many uses, including paying for goods and services within the Ankr ecosystem and staking to generate passive income. ANKR is a utility token with a variety of applications. In addition to its use for staking, it can be used for protocol and dApp deployment, as well as voting on governance proposals. ANKR also serves as a reward for network participants.

Anyone can buy cryptocurrency in Estonia. Since cryptocurrency is taxed in Estonia, buying it requires you to prepare a couple of things including a passport or a national ID, a mobile phone to verify your identity, a bank account to make fiat currency deposits, and a crypto wallet to store your assets. However, that may depend on the exchange you use. Exchanges in Estonia ask you to verify your identity and address as part of the Know Your Customer (KYC) process. You can buy cryptocurrency anonymously too, but you should use other exchanges that might not be as user-friendly or secure as the ones that have been verified legally.
One secure and user-friendly way to buy cryptocurrency in Estonia is via Blocktrade exchange. This exchange doesn’t have any trading fees, and you can find a wide range of cryptocurrencies to buy here. You only need to sign up on the website, verify your account, and then start buying coins.