Buy TRON
in New Zealand

Tron (TRX) is one of the digital currencies that has been very profitable for its investors over the years, especially those who have entered the currency market for the first time. In 2017, Tron was released in the market at a price of $0.002. In January 2018, the price of each unit of Tron reached $0.028. This means that Tron has grown by more than 10,000% in one month. In 2018, due to the downward trend of all currencies, Tron also found a downward trend. But it still had one of the best performances among other currencies in terms of price. The price fluctuated a little bit over the following three months before experiencing another uptick at the end of April 2018 when TRX doubled in less than two weeks. The price changes over the ensuing two years weren't as eventful as earlier ones. The price of TRX started to increase at the beginning of 2021 and, for the first time in nearly three years, it broke through $0.06. Even though the current crypto market is going through a fluctuating pattern, some crypto market professionals have predicted that TRX would reach $0.15 in 2025 and will be traded for at least $1.37 in 2030. Still, keep in mind that this is not a buying signal. We recommend entering the crypto market after examinations and receiving consultancy from experts.

Tron is a kind of decentralized entertainment system and content sharing platform that works using blockchain technology and peer to peer network. This protocol allows all users to publish, store and own data and content in a completely free, decentralized and automatic way. You can consider Tron as the next generation of social networks that you can use to create content and share it with other people anywhere in the world. The TRON protocol is among the largest blockchain-based operating systems in the world. This network is highly scalable and has high throughput. One of the contents produced by Tron is decentralized applications (dApps). Tron is able to support a wide range of decentralized applications in its network. People who are fans of social networks, games and other online entertainment will surely enjoy the efficiency of the Tron network in the future. In fact, using the Tron network, users can create decentralized applications and programs for these entertainment purposes.

Blockchain Tron has the capacity to perform 2000 transactions per second with zero fees. While in Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchain, this capacity reaches 7 and 15 transactions per second. In May 2019, Tron was able to reach Bitcoin's ten-year performance in 319 days. In order to achieve its goals, in July 2018, Tron acquired BitTorrent, the world's largest data sharing platform.

Yes, buying and owning cryptocurrency is legal in New Zealand. The country has taken a
supportive approach to cryptocurrencies and has set guidelines for the use and exchange of
digital assets. The Inland Revenue Department considers cryptocurrencies to be a form of
property for tax purposes and requires individuals to pay taxes on any gains made from their
sale.

Yes. According to The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) of New Zealand’s provided guidance
on the tax treatment of cryptocurrencies, cryptocurrency is considered property for tax
purposes. This means that any gains made from the sale or exchange of cryptocurrency are
subject to capital gains tax. Additionally, in New Zealand, if you acquire cryptocurrency with the
intention of selling it in the future, your gains from the sale or exchange of these assets are also
considered taxable income and are subject to the same tax rates as your other income. This
applies to profits from trading, exchanging, selling, or disposing of cryptocurrency, as well as
income received from cryptocurrency mining, staking, and airdrops. The tax rate for
cryptocurrency gains in New Zealand is based on a progressive tax system, with rates ranging
from 10.5% to 39% depending on your total taxable income.
The Inland Revenue Department of New Zealand has also provided information on how to
report and pay taxes on cryptocurrency transactions. It is advisable to seek professional tax
advice if you have questions about how your cryptocurrency transactions are affected by New
Zealand tax laws.

The Tron network is currently capable of supporting various applications and games. Besides its main use case as a platform for content creators, Tron is often used to transact, as TRX transactions come with no fees whatsoever. There are many uses for TRX, including paying for goods and services, running native smart contracts, commissions and fees, and buying other tokens issued on the Tron blockchain. These uses may increase the demand for TRX, which would raise TRX's price accordingly.  Moreover, you can hold TRX as a digital asset for investment purposes and cash it out quickly whenever you need.

In New Zealand, anyone over the age of 18 and who has a valid government-issued ID can buy
cryptocurrency. There are no restrictions on who can buy cryptocurrency in New Zealand, but it
is important to note that all cryptocurrency transactions are subject to anti-money laundering
and counter-terrorism financing laws. This means that individuals and businesses must comply
with certain identification and verification requirements. Plus, when it comes to purchasing
cryptocurrency, using a cryptocurrency exchange is the most convenient option. Our exchange
specially allows you to exchange fiat currencies for cryptocurrencies through various payment
methods, such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, credit card, debit card, bank transfer, and PayPal.
Our exchange also offers these payment options with no exchange fees while ensuring secure
transactions.