EQUOS Origin Token (EQO) starts trading today
EQUOS, the institutional-grade cryptocurrency exchange owned by Nasdaq-listed Diginex [EQOS], today announced that EQUOS Origin (EQO) officially starts trading, with traders receiving a share of over one million EQO tokens that have been issued to price-taker traders on the platform.
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EQUOS Origin explainer: How does EQO reduce fees?
Holding EQO on EQUOS entitles clients to discounts on their trading fees. These discounts will be implemented through an uplift to the client’s fee tiers based on how many EQO are held by the client.
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Introducing EQUOS Origin, EQUOS.io's first native token
Introducing EQUOS Origin, EQUOS.io's first native token, designed to be the catalyst to enhance your crypto wealth.
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EQUOS Origin explainer: How does Staking work?
Staking EQUOS Origin (EQO) on the platform means simply holding onto it on EQUOS. There are multiple benefits for simply holding EQO on EQUOS including earning more EQO, reduced fees and enhanced yield.
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EQUOS Origin explainer: How to earn EQO?
Unlike most token offerings, EQUOS Origin (EQO) is not being offered for sale to raise capital. Instead, EQO can only be earned by trading on or ‘staking’ on the exchange, with a minority portion of the daily allocation sent to the EQUOS treasury.
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EQUOS Origin explainer: How does EQO enhance my earnings potential?
The core utility of EQUOS Origin (EQO) is around enhanced earning power on assets held in “Earn” accounts on the EQUOS platform and in Digivault wallets.
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Diginex Launches EQUOS Origin (EQO), the first Nasdaq listed company to issue a token, and it is not for sale.
EQUOS Origin will reward traders with fee reductions, yield enhancement and can be used as collateral.
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