In this tutorial, we’ll explore how you can stake and mint Lombard LBTCv on Bybit Web3 Staking with the Bybit Web3 Seed Phrase Wallet. 

In this tutorial, we’ll explore how you can stake BTC to mint 

Please note that in order to get started, you’ll first need to download the Bybit App on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. 

How to stake and mint LBTCv with Bybit Web3 Staking

: Launch the Bybit App on your mobile device and tap on the 

: Deposit BTC into your preferred Bybit Web3 Seed Phrase Wallet BTC address.

: Once you’ve deposited BTC into your wallet address, tap on the 

drop-down and select the BTC address into which you’ve deposited BTC. 

: Input the exact amount of BTC you’d like to stake, and tap on 

 and sign the message to allow this exact amount of BTC to be staked.

 page. Ensure that the amount of BTC is exactly the same as you wish to stake, and tap on 

: Tap on the icon located at the upper-right corner of the screen to check your transaction history.

: You’ll receive LBTCv in three progressive stages:

: Once you’ve received LBTCv, you can check your points (updated every hour).

If you wish to stake more BTC, simply repeat Steps 7 through 12. However, please

that you won’t be able to stake more BTC as long as you haven’t yet received your LBTCv.

To redeem your LBTC, simply scroll down the 

button. Then, wait three days for the successful redemption of LBTC.

If you wish to cancel your redemption, you can do so within these three days.

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How to stake and mint Lombard LBTCv with Bybit Web3 Staking

A Chainlink Spot ETF would bridge TradFi and crypto, offering a simplified way to gain exposure to LINK without the complexities of digital wallets or exchanges.

There's been a recent surge in spot ETF applications as investors look for ways to sidestep the rigid frameworks of traditional finance. The success of 

 — drawing billions in inflows — signals a major shift in the way institutions approach crypto investments. 

 networks, is in line for its own Spot ETF. The proposed fund promises a direct, hassle-free way to invest in Chainlink (LINK), eliminating the need to deal with complex 

 and exchanges. This article explores what a Chainlink Spot ETF is, how it would work, its current market impact and what its potential approval could mean for investors and the broader crypto landscape.

A Chainlink Spot ETF is an exchange-traded fund, backed by Chainlink (LINK) tokens, that would directly track the market price of LINK, a cryptocurrency powering decentralized oracle networks, thus enabling investors to gain exposure without directly holding the asset itself.

 (ETF) would offer investors direct exposure to LINK’s price movements without requiring the investors to handle the digital asset directly. 

Authorized Participants (APs), typically large financial institutions or market makers approved by the ETF issuer, play a central role in maintaining liquidity and aligning the ETF’s market price with its net asset value (NAV). These entities facilitate the creation and redemption of ETF shares by acquiring LINK tokens from exchanges or over-the-counter markets, and transferring them to the ETF’s custodian, a regulated entity responsible for secure storage. 

In exchange, the ETF issuer provides APs with newly created shares, which represent fractional ownership of the underlying assets. The shares are then introduced to secondary markets for investors to trade.

Creation, redemption and listing of shares

When redeeming shares, APs collect ETF shares from the market and return them to the issuer, receiving LINK tokens from the custodian in return. These tokens can be sold on the open market or held, depending upon the AP’s strategy. This creation-redemption process enables an 

 mechanism that stabilizes the ETF’s price, relative to its underlying assets. 

If the ETF is trading at a premium to NAV, APs create and sell shares to capitalize on the price difference, pushing the market price downward. Conversely, if the ETF is trading at a discount, APs redeem shares, reducing supply and driving the price upward. This dynamic ensures that the ETF’s market price remains closely tied to LINK’s actual value. 

Shares are listed on exchanges and traded like traditional stocks, integrating seamlessly into existing portfolios while offering potential tax efficiencies. The structure combines the accessibility of conventional investments with the benefits of cryptocurrency exposure, appealing to those seeking indirect participation in LINK’s market movements through a regulated and familiar framework. For investors, the ETF will simplify exposure to Chainlink by eliminating the need to manage 

 or wallets, or navigate complex crypto exchanges. 

The Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF, which includes Chainlink (LINK), has gained attention as a significant development in the crypto ETF space. This ETF, 

 in February 2025 and currently provides exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum. 

 with the SEC on Mar 14, 2025 to expand the ETF's scope to include additional cryptocurrencies like LINK, ADA and SOL. This application remains the sole filing for a Spot Link ETF (as of Mar 20, 2025). While the SEC has approved the fund's initial structure, its response to the inclusion of Chainlink and other assets remains pending.

The SEC has historically been cautious about approving spot cryptocurrency ETFs, due to concerns about market manipulation and investor protection. However, the approval of multi-asset ETFs such as NCIQ signals a potential shift in regulatory attitudes. Market sentiment has been cautiously optimistic, with investors viewing these developments as a step toward broader acceptance and integration of cryptocurrencies into traditional financial systems. The timeline for the approval of Chainlink Spot ETFs remains uncertain, but growing institutional interest and regulatory advancements suggest progress in the near future.

Current impact of Chainlink Spot ETF applications on the crypto market

The anticipation surrounding Chainlink Spot ETF applications is clearly influencing market sentiment. Although Chainlink's price hasn’t yet surged dramatically, increased investor interest and speculation about potential ETF approvals have boosted overall optimism. 

Data from LINK and CoinGlass reveals that 

 have fallen to 138.8 million coins, the lowest since September 2024, indicating that investors are holding onto their tokens in self-custody wallets instead of selling. This trend reflects a growing belief that SEC approval for a Spot LINK ETF could substantially boost the token’s price. In addition, Chainlink’s role as one of the largest oracle networks and its innovative cross-chain interoperability protocol for asset tokenization further reinforce this positive outlook.

What will it mean if a Chainlink Spot ETF application is approved?

The approval of a Chainlink Spot ETF would have some significant implications for both the cryptocurrency market and traditional financial sectors, as follows.

If you’re looking to capture the market and trade LINK tokens, Bybit offers the 

A Chainlink Spot ETF would connect cryptocurrency with traditional finance by allowing investors to track LINK’s price without the complications of managing digital wallets. Specifically, it would keep the ETF's price in line with LINK’s market value, increase liquidity and attract institutional investors. Approval of a Chainlink Spot ETF could drive LINK's price higher, similar to trends seen with Bitcoin ETFs, and confirm Chainlink’s importance in the crypto ecosystem, encouraging its use across various industries. 

However, investors need to be cautious of potential short-term price swings and changes in regulations. Overall, this ETF would make crypto investing simpler for a broader audience, strengthening Chainlink’s position and supporting wider acceptance of blockchain technology in the financial world.

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Chainlink Spot ETF: A gateway to decentralized oracle investment

Huma Finance 2.0, a composable platform built on Solana, introduces real-world yield derived from global payment financing.

The S&P 500 fell 3.5% as renewed U.S.-China trade tensions erased gains from Trump’s tariff pause. Investors now await consumer sentiment data and bank earnings. Gold jumped 2.6% to a record $3,171 amid U.S.-China trade tensions, weaker dollar, and rising Fed rate cut bets. The Coindesk Indices, which tracks the broader crypto market, are down by 1.50%, with Bitcoin and Ether down 3.29% and 8.79% respectively in the past 24 hours. Trade these markets and more with up to 500x leverage on Bybit MT5 using this 

Today's top performer is ZRC, up 34.3%, followed by Zircuit's partnership with Diffuse Protocol to enhance the DeFi ecosystem with real-time data and secure cross-chain interoperability.

Zircuit (ZRC), founded in 2021, is a hybrid Layer 2 blockchain combining optimistic and ZK rollups, offering fast transactions, low costs, and strong security through AI-driven monitoring. EVM-compatible and designed for DeFi, it supports staking and asset transfers via its Liquidity Hub and secure native bridge. Zircuit has 

 with Diffuse Protocol to enhance its platform. Diffuse provides real-time verifiable data feeds, trustless cross-chain data streams, and restaking of assets with collateral abstraction, further strengthening Zircuit's AI-powered hybrid zkEVM and boosting its DeFi ecosystem.

Check out the latest prices, charts, and data of 

, a composable platform built on Solana, introduces real-world yield derived from global payment financing. The platform offers two options: Classic Mode for stable USDC yield and Maxi Mode for increased rewards through Huma Feathers. Through the $PST token, users can engage with DeFi protocols, swap tokens, and use them as collateral. Huma Finance has already processed over $3.8 billion in transactions, providing reliable yields sourced from payment-financing fees instead of market speculation. Huma 2.0 aims to bring a new liquidity model to DeFi, offering a more stable alternative to traditional financial cycles.

Yesterday, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $149.5M in net outflows, with $44.6M from GBTC and $104.9M from other ETFs.

 has raised an additional $10M in its Series B round, bringing total funding to $35.5M with backing from a16z and other top investors. Users can boost their airdrop points by joining Towns, especially higher-priced ones, and by engaging through daily actions like tipping, inviting friends, and participating in different communities.

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Huma Finance 2.0 launches on Solana, introducing real-world yield and composable DeFi integration

VeBetterDAO (B3TR) rewards eco-friendly actions with crypto, using VeChain's blockchain to power a transparent, community-driven path to sustainability.

Sustainability is the name of the game these days, both in the blockchain industry and in the wider business world. Companies large and small are joining carbon credit programs, initiating sustainability weeks and engaging in other environmental actions, both to support their green missions and to woo new customers. However, along with the broader sustainability drive, there's been a lot of "greenwashing,” a term that refers to deceptive advertising by businesses to exaggerate their real environmentally focused actions and impact.

In this atmosphere of rampant greenwashing, the ability to reliably verify, record and track sustainability actions by companies is paramount. This is where blockchain technology can prove invaluable. Thanks to its transparent, publicly verifiable, trackable and immutable chain of records, blockchain can be leveraged to accurately validate and prove eco-friendly actions. Most blockchains, however, aren’t specifically geared toward such functionality. Networks such as 

 (ETH) and other leading blockchains have been operating as general-purpose platforms with no specific industry in mind.

 (VET) is one of the few blockchain ecosystems that has made sustainability one of its pillars. The platform is home to several 

 (DApps) with environmentalism in mind. A key green initiative among these DApps is VeBetterDAO (B3TR) — an ecosystem of applications that lets businesses and individuals earn crypto rewards by completing tangible, sustainability-focused actions. Using the power of the VeChain blockchain, VeBetterDAO rewards genuinely sustainable actions by its users, contributing to a greener planet.

 (B3TR) is an ecosystem of sustainability-focused DApps on the VeChain platform designed to reward businesses and individuals for their environmentally friendly actions

 (DAO) driven by a community voting system that encourages contributions to making our planet cleaner for future generations. VeBetterDAO users can earn sustainability-focused crypto rewards by leveraging the DApps within the DAO’s ecosystem.

These DApps offer reward opportunities through actions like using environmentally friendly coffee cups, avoiding plastic bags, conserving energy, using cleaner public transport modes and planting trees. Many apps involve users sharing photos of their actions, or items that promote sustainability. For instance, the 

 app allows users to take a snapshot of their coffee routine to demonstrate the use of recyclable material.

The apps within the VeBetterDAO platform are called X2Earn Apps, with the “X” in the name referring to a placeholder for a specific app, e.g., Plant2Earn for an app that rewards users for planting trees or Sweat2Earn for a fitness-related app.

VeChain is a blockchain platform that powers VeBetterDAO. Technically speaking, VeChain refers to the overall 

 project, with sustainability promotion as one of its key goals. The actual blockchain network of the VeChain platform is called VeChainThor, although it’s often referred to simply as VeChain. 

 network that features high levels of scalability, low costs and a mechanism for tokenizing and tracking environmental contributions. Its enterprise-level blockchain is used by businesses in industries where accurate proving and tracking of sustainable and clean materials and products used along the supply chain is important. For instance, supermarkets can use the chain to track the origins of produce delivered to their warehouses to ensure that they indeed come from the claimed green sources.

VeChain was founded by Sunny Lu, a technology executive with a strong background in luxury retail and enterprise IT. The VeChain Foundation, launched by Lu in Singapore in 2017, supports the platform's development. The organization collaborates closely with the world-renowned Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to drive innovation in areas like sustainability and 

 (RWA) tokenization. The VeBetterDAO initiative was launched by the VeChain team in November 2024.

Creators are entities that launch sustainability-focused DApps within the VeBetterDAO ecosystem. The platform uses an endorsement process to ensure that only genuine creators can offer their solutions via the DAO. To qualify for listing on VeBetterDAO, creators need an endorsement from VeChain 

. Creators start the process by submitting an application form. If, after conducting background checks, the platform’s review panel accepts the creator, the creator is issued an X2Earn Creator NFT — a 

 that provides proof of initial qualification.

After receiving their Creator NFT, creators can submit their apps for further on-chain endorsement. At this stage, they join the VeBetterDAO platform and will need to be endorsed by VeChain nodes to qualify for funding allocations from the DAO.

As the app is endorsed by the nodes, it accumulates points that count toward qualifying for funding allocation. To qualify for funding, the app must earn at least 100 points from endorsers.

VeChain node operators act as endorsers for DApps on the DAO. Each node, represented by a 

 (NFT), can only endorse one app at a time. The network has different node types, with each type's endorsement carrying a different weight. As noted above, a DApp needs a total score of at least 100 from these endorsements to qualify for DAO funding. The table below summarizes the number of points creators can receive from endorsers, based on each NFT node type:

VeBetterDAO members are responsible for the platform's community-driven governance. To qualify for governance membership in the DAO, users must hold VOT3 — one of the two tokens utilized by the platform. VOT3 token holders can submit proposals to improve or change the way the DAO and its ecosystem operate. In order to activate a proposal, you'll need to deposit VOT3 tokens.

At the initial stage, the proposal is discussed in the DAO's forum. If it gains traction, the proposal will move on to a formal vote. During the formal vote, holders of VOT3 can support or reject the proposal or abstain.

VeBetterDAO uses a quadratic vote calculation model that’s designed to give more power to proposals supported by many members, even if the collective value of their VOT3 holdings is relatively minor. In contrast, if a proposal gains the support of a small number of members with significant VOT3 holdings, the quadratic calculation model is designed to attenuate the final score achieved by the proposal. This system is designed to avoid the usurpation of voting power by a small group of actors with substantial governance token funds.

VePassport is a bot detection system implemented by VeChain. It allows DApps on the network — including VeBetterDAO, and the sustainability apps within the DAO's ecosystem — to identify whether a 

 belongs to a real human or a bot. The DAO uses the VePassport detection mechanism during the voting process, which is vital for preventing bots from manipulating the platform's governance processes.

VePassport uses an extensive number of indicators to identify bot wallets, such as checking blacklists, tracking the wallet's actions within a certain period and verifying the user's investment amount. An identity verification mechanism may also be incorporated into VePassport in the future.

Besides being a bot detector, VePassport distributes weekly governance rewards to real users who achieve minimum qualification criteria. There are two criteria for eligibility: 1) Acquire a Moon tier GM NFT, and 2) use Better apps at least three times per quarter.

You can upgrade your GM NFT by donating B3TR tokens to the VeBetterDAO Treasury to unlock more rewards. The GM NFT features 10 levels in total. For example, the Moon tier, the second level, costs 10,000 B3TR and gives you a reward multiplier of 1.1x.

B3TR is VeBetterDAO’s main utility and reward token. Sustainability app users earn rewards in B3TR from their environmentally friendly activities. The token is also used when the DAO allocates funding to participating DApps. B3TR’s maximum supply is capped at 1 billion. The token was launched on VeChain in late November 2024, and has a regular weekly supply emission schedule designed to release the entire supply of 1 billion tokens over 12 years.

The token’s total finalized supply allocation shares (for the entire 1 billion B3TR) are divided into three major pools — X-allocations, Vote2Earn and the DAO’s Treasury. Some notes:

The table below shows the percentages of the total supply allocated to each pool:

, is pegged 1:1 to B3TR. The two tokens can easily be converted into each other. In order to participate in VeBetterDAO governance processes, you must hold VOT3 tokens. Activating proposals also requires a deposit of VOT3.

Unlike B3TR, VOT3 isn’t tradable on secondary markets, since it’s designed solely to support internal governance processes within VeBetterDAO. The only way to obtain VOT3 is by swapping B3TR tokens.

As of Apr 11, 2025, the B3TR token is trading at $0.12, which is 79% lower than its ATH of $0.576 on Feb 1, 2025, and 180.7% higher than its ATL of $0.04314 on Dec 20, 2024.

Long-term price forecasts for the B3TR token are mostly bullish.DigitalCoinPrice 

 of $0.39 in 2027 and $0.66 in 2030, respectively, while PricePrediction 

 at around $0.38 in 2027 and $0.99 in 2030.

The B3TR token is available on Bybit’s Spot market as a swap pair with USDT (

). If you don’t have a Bybit account, you can easily 

 and access hundreds of cryptocurrencies and trading products on Bybit’s Spot and Derivatives markets.

VeBetterDAO represents VeChain’s major push to establish leadership in the sustainability corner of the crypto industry. As of April 2025, the project is still in the early stages of its market presence, having been operational for less than six months. However, the VeChain platform itself has a multi-year history of promoting environmentally friendly solutions in supply chain and other industries.

Much of VeChain’s earlier reputation for sustainability came from the business sector, because companies could use the chain to benefit from its environmentally focused tokenization and its proving and tracking features. VeBetterDAO is now creating the same kind of opportunities for individual users as well. Actions as simple as using recyclable cutlery, picking up litter or planting a tree can now earn users crypto rewards. Thanks to the DAO’s ecosystem of X2Earn Apps, being rewarded for going green is no longer limited to enterprises, and anyone can contribute to a better planet and earn their rewards in the process — all thanks to VeBetterDAO.

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VeBetterDAO (B3TR): A community-driven approach to a better planet

Crypto

Crypto token and coin are similar fundamentally. The main difference boils down to their utility. Learn how they are different from one another.

The crypto space is filled with a dazzling array of jargon, buzzwords and arcane terminology. And if you’ve decided to dip your toes into the cryptoverse, you’ve probably heard the terms coin and token thrown around. You could be forgiven for assuming they mean the same thing. Even industry experts sometimes use them interchangeably. But just like concrete versus cement, crypto tokens and crypto coins are different, though they may frequently be confused — especially on the Internet. 

Knowing the difference between tokens and coins helps you understand the crypto market better. Token and coin projects may have different technological challenges. You’ll also be able to discuss crypto developments while demonstrating in-depth awareness of the market. This article defines the differences between tokens and coins, as well as their individual uses and main attributes. 

Understanding the Use of Digital Currency

Tokens and coins are subclasses of digital currencies, which can be owned, used and exchanged. But they only exist digitally in electronic form. While all cryptocurrencies are digital currencies, not all digital currencies are cryptocurrencies. The main difference between these two boils down to their utility.

Though tokens and coins are fundamentally alike since they offer a secure way of using digital assets as a currency, a store of value, and a way for the payment process. These digital assets use cryptography, a high-level encryption method that prevents forgery and 

, thereby maintaining the integrity of crypto-based digital assets. 

The blockchain is a decentralized database distributed among nodes of computer networks which securely tracks digital asset ownership using cryptography. Blockchains make it possible for digital assets to be created, traded and stored. The decentralized structure of blockchains allows anyone to transact in cryptocurrencies and tokens directly, without needing a central party such as a bank, broker or other intermediaries. Essentially, removing third parties from financial transactions makes them faster, cheaper and easier.

A crypto coin is a digital asset native to a blockchain network that is used as a means of exchange and as a store of value. It runs on its own blockchain network, rather than on another asset’s blockchain. That also means that these coins do not move away from the network, but the changes only appear in the account balances. For example, if Alice transferred money to John, the changes are only made on both of their accounts’ balances with a fee incurred. 

Cryptocurrencies or coins are created by mining, a process that typically uses either 

 (PoS) verification. PoW uses enormous amounts of computer power to solve mathematical problems, and creates coins to reward miners. PoS mechanisms create and validate transactions based on coin holdings. Additionally, crypto coins are used to pay transaction fees on their networks. 

Cryptocurrencies are decentralized — that is, they do not rely on any central authority to function. Instead, computer nodes manage all transactions and activities. While the code allows users on the network to operate within the rules automatically — permissionless and “trustless,” meaning trust 

is not required, since transactions are enforced by smart contracts that execute only when mutually agreed-upon terms are met.

A crypto token represents the units of value built on existing blockchain networks using smart contracts. Tokens essentially piggyback on another blockchain, sharing compatibility with that blockchain’s native cryptocurrency. 

For instance, Tether (USDT) is a popular token that operates using 

. Tether is built on the Ethereum blockchain and can be sent to any Ethereum address. 

Tokens primarily function as utility crypto digital assets within projects. They can be used to reward specific actions, raise funding, or pay fees. There are thousands of tokens currently in use. However, they can be classified into five main types:

Utility tokens grant users access to a blockchain-based service. For instance, the Basic Attention Token (BAT) is used by advertisers on the 

 to pay publishers, who in turn reward their audience in BAT when they view ads. 

Tokens such as Tether (USDT), Binance USD (BUSD), and Dai (DAI) are known as stablecoins. They are collateralized by and usually pegged to fiat currency. This means they aren’t prone to crypto’s notorious volatility and, therefore, are useful as a means of exchange and store of value.

Security tokens are conventional securities such as stocks and shares that have been converted to digital tokens on a blockchain. These tokens give holders the right to a slice of the company in which they’ve invested. As with traditional securities, security token holders also get a cut of the company’s profit.

, expected to be at least $17.7 billion by year-end. They are unique cryptographic tokens that exist on a blockchain used to digitally represent ownership of unique content. They can be traded or exchanged, however, they are irreplaceable thereby making it impossible to represent their value equal to one another.

Governance tokens give the token holder the right to propose and vote on changes within a blockchain project. By doing so, users directly influence the operation and direction of a protocol. 

Crypto token projects make use of several token standards for token creation. ERC20 and ERC721 are some of the most-used token standards, enabling the creation of tokens that seamlessly integrate with the Ethereum blockchain. While the ERC20 standard supports tokens that integrate with the Ethereum suite of DApps, ERC721 is designed to create non-fungible tokens.

, there are over 3,000 DApps currently running on various blockchains. DApps — decentralized applications — take a decentralized approach to data management using blockchain technology. These DApps focus on 

), a blockchain-enabled solution to real-world finance problems. Each DApp has a digital asset or token with which users interact. Ethereum’s blockchain is the most popular platform for creating crypto token projects.

Tokens have a vast range of uses within their ecosystems. Tokens on crypto platforms such as Golem (GLM), 0x (ZRX), Civic (CVC), Raiden Network (RDN), and 

 (BAT) are used as a means of exchange, as well as to carry out specific functions that range from loaning out computing power to using decentralized exchanges (DEXs). 

Augur (REP), Keep Network (KEEP), Truebit (TRU), 

 (LINK), and Gems (GEM) tokens are used to perform work and/or maintain the integrity of their projects. 

 (MANA). These tokens are used for lending and borrowing, gaming, and as NFTs. 

Now that we know the fundamental distinction between tokens and coins in crypto, evaluating whether Bitcoin is a coin or token is easy. Bitcoin is a coin because it has its own blockchain. In fact, Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency coin, and many projects in the cryptocurrency market have been modeled after or inspired by it. For example, Ethereum elaborated upon the concept of a decentralized currency to popularize smart contracts that run when predetermined conditions are met.

Coins were developed to be used directly as currency and as a store of value. In other words, holders can use them to pay for goods and services. On the other hand, while tokens can be used for payments, they also have other forms of utility and play significant roles in DeFi, gaming and DEXs. 

 is the Aave protocol token. Aave is a DeFi protocol which allows crypto lending and borrowing activities without a centralized middleman. Aave is built on the Ethereum network, and all of their transactions use AAVE tokens, which run on the popular ERC20 token standard. 

Coins are created on a blockchain platform. The project must design security protocols and reward systems, as well as dictate how a coin will be created, how to manage the coin supply, and how to record and process transactions.

Meanwhile, tokens rely on the existing protocols of their operative blockchains. Interestingly, a token can run on several blockchains. This gives tokens the advantage of speed and flexibility, meaning they can be exchanged more easily with other digital assets. For instance, Tether issues tokens on several blockchains, including Ethereum, Tron, Bitcoin, Algorand, SLP, and OMG.

Tokens and coins are both digital assets, and have a lot in common. They can be used to represent value, and as a medium of exchange. 

The main difference between them is that coins run on their own blockchain, while tokens don’t. Instead, tokens run on existing, independent blockchains.

Utility is another way in which tokens differ significantly from coins. Tokens can have many uses, unlike coins, which are primarily used to exchange and store value.

Tokens and coins are critical parts of the crypto ecosystem, allowing users to interact with blockchain-enabled digital assets. An informed investor benefits by understanding the slight but essential differences between a token and a coin.

Token vs. Coin: What Sets Them Apart?

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