Most popular Coins

Bitcoin (BTC) $BTC

Bitcoin (BTC), the most popular coin, is also the first cryptocurrency. With Bitcoin, created by Sathoshi Nakamoto in 2008, users can transfer money peer-to-peer in a decentralized manner.

Ethereum (ETH) $ETH

Ethereum (ETH), considered the largest altcoin, is a blockchain designed to enable the creation of smart contracts, new tokens and decentralized applications. ETH coin is among the most popular coins, along with BTC.

Solana (SOL) $SOL

Solana (SOL) is a blockchain alternative to Ethereum that stands out with its speed and scalability solutions. SOL coin is among the most popular coins of recent times.

#Ripple(#XRP )

The Ripple (XRP) network, which enables peer-to-peer payments and money transfers just like Bitcoin, has an important difference from Bitcoin: Ripple is not decentralized but has a centralized structure. XRP coin is Ripple's native cryptocurrency. Even though its value decreased as a result of the SEC case, XRP coin is still considered among the promising coins.

Avalanche (#AVAX’ )

Avalanche (AVAX) is a platform that aims to solve the simultaneous issue of scalability, security and decentralization, known as the blockchain trilemma. AVAX coin, which is used to pay transaction fees on the network, is among the most valuable coins.

What is the difference between coin and token?

While tokens are cryptocurrencies created on an existing blockchain such as Ethereum and Solana, in order to create a coin, it is necessary to create a blockchain specific to that coin from scratch. In other words, a coin runs on its own blockchain.

Unlike tokens, coins do not represent a utility or other asset as in NFTs. Additionally, creating coins is much more difficult and costly than creating tokens, as it is necessary to create a blockchain from scratch.

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