What is the difference between crypto coins and tokens? I will explain it for Beginners. This video will help you understand what exactly separates crypto coins from tokens and how they are different from each other. As well as looking at some examples of coins and tokens in action in the real world so that you can make better decisions when it comes to investing in crypto assets.

Any new investor in the crypto space will quickly notice the differences between tokens and coins, but understanding the distinction isn't as simple as you might think. That's because the terms crypto coin and crypto token are often used interchangeably, which can leave many people confused about their differences and similarities. But it only takes a quick glance at the different functionalities of these two financial instruments to understand that they should not be thought of in the same way.

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