Bitpanda has been expanding its selection of coins and tokens offered for cash, and EOS is the latest addition.
https://twitter.com/bitpanda/status/1022784800518754304
EOS has been available for relatively dedicated crypto enthusiasts, especially given the rather arduous token swap process. But now, the asset lines up in the portfolio and is available for purchase through the redeemable vouchers of Bitpanda.
Additionally, the Austrian exchange service has launched the trading of its Pantos (PAN) digital asset, distributed earlier in an ICO. The PAN token is still expecting the option for withdrawals and additional exchange listings, but for now, it trades internally on Bitpanda.
https://twitter.com/PantosIO/status/1022496978096324613
The EOS market price has been holding up well, supported by a significant inflow of Tether (USDT), standing around $8.22. For now, EOS remains stagnant and incapable of staging the next bull run, and some believe there are concerted efforts to keep the price down.
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EOS spent the last month bound in a range, with a peak at around $9.02, and lows at $6.20. After the launch of the mainnet and the end of the daily auctions, the asset lost half its value, and has drifted sideways.
EOS RAM prices have calmed down, returning to 0.13 EOS per kilobyte, based on prices on the BitBNS exchange. RAM prices went as high as 0.86 EOS per kilobyte, making it expensive to perform airdrops and even create new accounts and wallets. Even now, creating a new EOS wallet requires some expenditure.
https://twitter.com/EOSauthority/status/1022375203635175424
The drop in EOS RAM prices came after a vote performed among the 21 Block Producers, of which 15 approved to add more RAM to the distributed system.
Additionally, the EOS blockchain has not repeated its one-time record of completing 3,097 transactions in one second. In its usual state, block producers verify and secure batches of a few hundred transactions per second. But this does not happen all the time, and in fact the 24-hour capacity of EOS is still lower than Ethereum, based on the Blocktivity monitor. In fact, in the past day, EOS has fallen to position based on its transactions, with Bitcoin’s network ahead of the game at more than 200,000 transactions in 24 hours.
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