Buy EOSIO
in Singapore

That depends on the reason you are buying EOS. If you want to keep it as an investment, check top analysts’ and crypto experts’ predictions of EOS. If you want to use it as a digital asset, check what projects and brands accept this coin.

No. According to the E-Tax Guide by IRAS, if you use cryptocurrencies to pay for goods and services, the person who pays by cryptocurrency won’t be taxed but the business providing the goods or services will be taxed instead based on the value of the goods or services being provided. This is because cryptocurrencies are not the same as fiat currencies (meaning they aren’t considered legal tender), and they are treated as intangible property for the purposes of income tax treatment. This might reduce the likelihood of businesses accepting your crypto tokens as a form of payment.

Yes. According to the E-Tax Guide by IRAS, crypto trading can be subject to income tax in Singapore, and in case you engage in crypto trading regularly, you should make a record of your transactions so that you can report them to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

Analysts have predicted price growth for both the EOS and Cardano in the future. They are performing very close to each other as an investment. They both accept smart contracts and have the same usage. However, Cardano is a bigger network and the fifth largest cryptocurrency by market cap. Therefore, it may be one step ahead of EOS.

It is estimated that over 550 thousand people, 9.40% of Singapore’s total population, currently own cryptocurrency.

One of the points that EOS has among most of the decentralized blockchain networks is that all the transactions on this platform are free of charge.