Crypto Terminology: Coin vs. Token

I learned this the other day from this terrific resource, having always used them interchangeably – and figured there may also be some folks who are also confused about differences between the terms 'Coin' and 'Token' in crypto.

Coin  

Coins refer to cryptocurrencies built on their own independent blockchain network. The biggest example of this would be Bitcoin which is powered by its own native blockchain network. In addition, Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC) and function on their respective blockchains. These blockchains may differ in their size, rules, miners, performance, etc.

Token  

Tokens refer to cryptocurrencies that don’t have a blockchain network of their own. Instead, these cryptocurrencies are built on another blockchain. Examples of tokens would be: USD Coin (USDC), DAI, UMA, and Basic Attention Token (BAT)

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