Explainer: What’s the difference between Coins and Tokens?
Coins are fundamental to the security of their native networks, while tokens provide specific utilities within broader ecosystems.
Coins are fundamental to the security of their native networks, while tokens provide specific utilities within broader ecosystems.
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