Tokens are also included in the cryptocurrency category, only tokens do not have their own blockchain but tokens run on blockchains belonging to other cryptocurrencies, so tokens cannot be mined.
There are five types of tokens that beginners especially need to know are as follows:
1. Payment Token
These tokens were created primarily as a medium of exchange or payment, as a unit of account and store of value. Examples of payment tokens are CakeBank Tokens and central bank issued tokens (CBDC).
2. Utility Token
Utility Tokens are purchased or held not for investment purposes but utility tokens are issued to fund the development of crypto projects and can later be used to purchase goods or services offered by the issuer of that token. Game Developers often issue Utility Tokens to fund their projects.
3. Security tokens
Securities tokens we own or buy for investment purposes, because security tokens will represent real assets such as property, stocks, bonds and other securities. The value of the security token has been pegged to a certain security price.
4. Non-Fungible Tokens
Non-Fungible Tokens or non-exchangeable tokens are digital representations of something unique assets that exist in the real world. This NFT does not have a standard value so it will be difficult to exchange for other items.
5. Stablecoin Token
Stablecoins are tokens that are pegged to certain assets such as fiat money, gold, cryptocurrencies and unsecured stablecoins that rely on smart contracts.
There are five types of tokens that beginners especially need to know are as follows:
1. Payment Token
These tokens were created primarily as a medium of exchange or payment, as a unit of account and store of value. Examples of payment tokens are CakeBank Tokens and central bank issued tokens (CBDC).
2. Utility Token
Utility Tokens are purchased or held not for investment purposes but utility tokens are issued to fund the development of crypto projects and can later be used to purchase goods or services offered by the issuer of that token. Game Developers often issue Utility Tokens to fund their projects.
3. Security tokens
Securities tokens we own or buy for investment purposes, because security tokens will represent real assets such as property, stocks, bonds and other securities. The value of the security token has been pegged to a certain security price.
4. Non-Fungible Tokens
Non-Fungible Tokens or non-exchangeable tokens are digital representations of something unique assets that exist in the real world. This NFT does not have a standard value so it will be difficult to exchange for other items.
5. Stablecoin Token
Stablecoins are tokens that are pegged to certain assets such as fiat money, gold, cryptocurrencies and unsecured stablecoins that rely on smart contracts.