Frequently asked questions
What is the supply of IMX?
The total supply of IMX refers to the maximum number of IMX tokens that can ever be in circulation. To provide the most accurate information on the current supply, it's recommended to check real-time data from reliable sources, as token supplies can be subject to changes based on the protocol's design and governance decisions.
Why should I buy IMX from BTC Markets?
At BTC Markets, we give our clients the technology and resources they need to buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrency securely. Our sophisticated trading platform, designed for all traders, is protected by institutional-grade compliance (ISO 27001, SOC1), multi-signature technology (Bitgo), two-factor authentication (2FA), biometric scanning, cryptocurrency address whitelisting and onshore asset custody. Our platform has a seamless user interface, lightning-fast trade executions, an uptime of 99.99% that leads the industry, and several API integrations.
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How do I buy IMX?
Creating an account with BTC Markets to buy, sell and trade IMX or any other cryptocurrency is as simple as 1, 2, 3.
- Create an account with BTC Markets and get verified
- Deposit AUD into your account, or add cryptocurrencies your wallet
- Start trading right now.
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How do I store and transfer IMX?
To store and transfer IMX, you need to use a wallet. There are several kinds, and some are more secure than others. Two general types of wallets are hot storage and cold storage.
Hot storage or software wallets are stored on devices connected to the internet like a computer, smartphone, or an exchange.
Cold storage are devices not connected to the internet like dedicated hardware wallet devices like Ledger or Trezor. Other forms are paper wallets or more durable materials like wood, metal, or fireproof wallets. Cold storage wallets are the safest to use because they are not connected to the internet.