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Airdrop
When #cryptocurrency projects distribute their native #tokens straight to their customers' wallets.
[#web3 glossary thread]
When #cryptocurrency projects distribute their native #tokens straight to their customers' wallets.
[#web3 glossary thread]
Alpha
Important or insider knowledge, notably about the value of #digital assets such as #cryptocurrencies and #NFTs; a measure of an investment's return over and above that of the market or other benchmark.
[#web3 glossary thread]
Important or insider knowledge, notably about the value of #digital assets such as #cryptocurrencies and #NFTs; a measure of an investment's return over and above that of the market or other benchmark.
[#web3 glossary thread]
Altcoin
Formerly used to describe any #cryptocurrency that wasn't #Bitcoin; however, #altcoin is now used to describe any new cryptocurrency with a low market valuation.
[#web3 glossary thread]
Formerly used to describe any #cryptocurrency that wasn't #Bitcoin; however, #altcoin is now used to describe any new cryptocurrency with a low market valuation.
[#web3 glossary thread]
The misconception about Coins and Tokens in #Crypto
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#Crypto #web3 #cryptocoins #cryptotokens #Bitcoin #ethereum #solana #BinanceSmartChain #NFT
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#Crypto #web3 #cryptocoins #cryptotokens #Bitcoin #ethereum #solana #BinanceSmartChain #NFT
Many people find it difficult to distinguish between
Coins and Tokens, and as a result, there are many
misconceptions about the two. Some people refer to
Coins as Tokens, while others refer to Tokens as Coins,
and vice versa.
Coins and Tokens, and as a result, there are many
misconceptions about the two. Some people refer to
Coins as Tokens, while others refer to Tokens as Coins,
and vice versa.
Prior to discussing what coins and tokens are, allow me to give this analogy.
Let’s take a look at a tree. A seed is first planted, which then sprouts roots, forms a plant, and then matures into a tree. The tree will then have roots that serve as its base
Let’s take a look at a tree. A seed is first planted, which then sprouts roots, forms a plant, and then matures into a tree. The tree will then have roots that serve as its base
