Utility tokens provide users with access to a product or service with no expectation of profit and are unregulated. Security tokens are used as an investment and are regulated by the SEC.
Blockchain: Decentralized Autonomous Organization
ERC20 tokens – Simply Explained
Not all cryptocurrencies have their own blockchains. Instead they run on top of other platforms like ERC20 tokens run on top of Ethereum. This video explains what these tokens are and why ERC20 was created.
Crypto Tokenomics (Part 1)
Part 1 of a multi-part series breaking down the details behind tokenomics.
Tatiana Koffman: The Main Benefit of Tokenization Is Liquidity
Meet Tatiana Koffman. She is a securities attorney who found her way into the crypto and security token world after working with DNA Fund. She later helped form a VC fund for the group Linkin Park. Tatiana explains how security tokens can help transform the financial industry and more in this expert interview with Security Token Academy’s Director of Programming, Adam Chapnick.
The Nature of a Utility Token
What is a Utility? How and Why? Importance of Defining Token Terms .
An Introduction to Tokenomics
David Siegel takes to the main stage in Amsterdam – at the Chainges event – to give a masterful introduction to tokenomics and the future of ICOs. Watch to learn more about the potential future and how the world’s economy can change with the introduction of tokens and token economies.
What is a Utility Token?
A utility token is a digital token that is issued in order to either fund development of a cryptocurrency and/or project/platform, or it may serve a “Service” or “Utility” feature on the platform.
It also might be used initially for funding and later used to purchase a good or service offered by the issuer of the tokens.
Utility tokens are digital assets that have been specifically designed to be spent within a certain blockchain ecosystem.
What is ZRX?
0xpo 2020: A Brief History of Tokenization
A token is a scarce digital asset whose ownership is tracked on a public blockchain.
Tokenization refers to the accelerating trend of representing digital and real-world assets as tokens on public blockchains, such as Ethereum.
What is 0x?
0x is a community-owned protocol that provides p2p exchange infrastructure and aggregated liquidity that enables the crypto economy to swap tokens at the best prices.