I was asked: What’s the difference between a native coin and a token?
I usually answer like this: The same token may have versions on several blockchains, and the contract address differs from one chain to another. Native coins are recorded and issued directly according to consensus rules, while token balances are recorded in the contract that issued them. The rules depend on how the contract code is written.
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I usually answer like this: The same token may have versions on several blockchains, and the contract address differs from one chain to another. Native coins are recorded and issued directly according to consensus rules, while token balances are recorded in the contract that issued them. The rules depend on how the contract code is written.
$ETH 2411.18（-1.03%）
If you found this useful, save it so you can look it up later.
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Just my personal opinion—take it with a grain of salt. This is not advice.