How to buy GMT in the UK

As of 30 November at 20:44, GMT has increased 2.60% from $0.23 over 24 hours. Learn how to buy GMT.

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GMT (GMT) is a cryptoasset that currently ranks as the 183rd largest by market cap (that's the total value of GMT in circulation – $589.5 million).

Like all cryptoassets, it's highly volatile, and capable of major price swings in a single day. As of 30 November, GMT is trading for $0.23 (£0.18), an increase of 2.60% against $0.23 24 hours earlier. Over the past year, GMT's price has seen a decrease of 11.17%.

How to buy GMT in 4 steps

  1. Compare crypto exchanges
    The easiest way to buy GMT is from a cryptocurrency exchange. Comparing in the table below lets you find one with the features you want such as low fees, ease of use or 24-hour customer support.
  2. Create an account
    To create an account on an exchange, you will need to verify your email address and identity. Have some photo ID and your phone ready.
  3. Make a deposit
    Once verified, you can deposit funds using the payment method that best suits you – cryptocurrency, bank and card payments are widely accepted.
  4. Buy GMT
    You can now exchange your funds for GMT. On easier-to-use exchanges, this is as simple as entering the amount you want to purchase and clicking "Buy". If you like, you can now withdraw your GMT to your personal wallet.

The whole process can take as little as 15 minutes and all you'll need is a smartphone or computer, an internet connection, photo identification and a means of payment.

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Where to buy GMT

Find an exchange to buy, sell and trade GMT by comparing deposit methods, supported fiat currencies and fees. Select "Go to site" to sign up directly with the exchange.

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Name Product GXFCY Finder Score FCA-registered Minimum deposit Cryptocurrencies Offer
eToro UK
4.2
★★★★★
$100

100

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Kraken
3.8
★★★★★
£1

238

Uphold
3.9
★★★★★
£10

284

CoinJar Cryptocurrency Exchange
4.4
★★★★★
£10

63

Coinpass Cryptocurrency Exchange
Coinpass Cryptocurrency Exchange
4.0
★★★★★
£10

13

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These exchanges cover a wide range of cryptocurrencies, but we can’t guarantee they’ll all offer this coin.

Is it a good time to buy GMT?

Only you can make the decision about when is the best time to buy GMT. However, here are some things to consider as part of your research.

Take a look at the fundamentals of GMT. What type of coin is it? Utility, payment or governance token etc? How large is its market cap? How many coins are in circulation? All this will help you to understand how GMT works and how much risk is involved.

Also consider how has performed so far. Our charts below show you GMT's performance over time as well as its all time high.

Recent GMT developments

May 27, 2022: Stepn (GMT) and Green Satoshi (GST) tokens fell by double digits after creators of the Stepn move-to-earn app said they would block users geolocated in China. Players earn the tokens with their steps. Read the story.

GMT to USD and GBP calculator

Our calculator works out how much GMT would be worth in USD and GBP, depending on how much you hold or are looking to purchase.

GMT price last updated 30 November 2024, 08:11 UTC.

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