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Developers

Get started building on EOS with these helpful resources.

Features

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Resources

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Get EOS

EOS is the underlying token that powers the EOS blockchain. It allows developers to access network resources, empowers community members to vote for network validators, serves as a secure medium of exchange for network applications and more. It also funds the development of the EOS ecosystem through entities like the EOS Network Foundation, EOS Network Ventures and EOS Labs. Learn more about the intricacies of the EOS token and find out where you can acquire it below.

Exchanges and Onramps

EOS can be purchased through a number of platforms, depending on the users needs and location. Below are some of the most popular options available.

Binance

Coinbase

Kraken

OKX

Huobi Global

Gate.io

Upbit

Kucoin

Where to Store EOS

Once you’ve acquired EOS from one of the platforms above, you’ll need a safe and secure location to store it. Head over to the Pick a Wallet page to learn more about the wide rang of tools that are available for token holders to take advantage of for this use case.

Bridge to EOS EVM

Bridge to EOS EVM

In order to move EOS tokens from EOS Native to the EOS EVM, you’ll first need to hold them in your EOS Native account. Then you can use the trustless bridge to move the tokens to EOS EVM and back again.

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