Tokens-shmojens. We haven't yet figured out what to place on this page.
These tokens are used to record membership in various organizations. They are usually not freely tradable.
Tokens whose price is pegged to a government-issued currency.
Tokens similar to stablecoins, but pegged to crypto assets, usually from other blockchains.
Tokens that serve various accounting functions. What they have in common is that they are all denominated in euros.
Tokens whose issuers promise holders a fixed return, for example as interest over a specified period.
Tokens recording symbolic or real shares in companies or property, as well as the related rights and obligations of their holders.
Personal tokens denominated in hours and recording the issuer's obligation to provide a service or perform work under general or special terms.
Tokens purchased as a way to make a donation. The tokens themselves usually remain as souvenirs.
So-called non-fungible tokens, meaning unique tokens tied to indivisible objects.
Service tokens used to account for and control obligations to custody specific assets.
Tokenized "real-world" assets, including commodities and equities, real estate, transport, and other tangible objects.
Tokens so original that they have not yet found a place in other categories.