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🔘Coin (Toncoin) – A native blockchain asset, fully autonomous and independent.

🔘 Token (Jetton) – A digital asset built on an existing blockchain, similar to renting infrastructure.

🔘 Examples of jettons in the TON network: NOT, DOGS, PX, BUILD, WOOF, MAJOR, and others. These tokens use Toncoin as the foundation but function as separate digital assets with different purposes and utilities.

Platform Tokens:
⚫️ These tokens support decentralized applications (dApps). A good example in the TON ecosystem is deDust, a decentralized exchange (DEX). deDust utilizes tokens in the TON network for swaps and other operations.

Security Tokens:
⚫️ These tokens are a digital representation of real-world assets. For example, if someone creates a token backed by shares in a business or real estate, that would be a security token. In TON, such projects are still emerging, but the principle remains the same: security tokens must be backed by real value.

Transactional Tokens:
⚫️ These tokens are designed for fast and low-cost payments. In the TON network, Toncoin itself serves this purpose. It is used for transaction fees, transfers, and staking.

Utility Tokens:
⚫️ These tokens serve specific functions within a platform or service. For instance, if a token were introduced exclusively for Telegram Premium subscriptions, it would be a utility token. It has a defined use case and does not function as an independent currency.

Governance Tokens:
⚫️ Think of these as voting power in the crypto world. Holders of governance tokens can participate in a project's decision-making: voting on upgrades, directing development, and deciding resource allocation. Imagine holding tokens for a DeFi project in TON that lets you influence which new features get added or how profits are distributed. More tokens mean a stronger vote.