While these two terms are often used interchangeably, coins are different from tokens.
A coin has it's own blockchain but a token resides and takes advantage of the security and other features offered by the blockchain. This is usually a relationship that serves both parties positively.
For example, the Ethereum blockchain has so many dApps on it which have their own tokens.
A coin has it's own blockchain but a token resides and takes advantage of the security and other features offered by the blockchain. This is usually a relationship that serves both parties positively.
For example, the Ethereum blockchain has so many dApps on it which have their own tokens.