Money
  • Overview
  • Money
    • Nature of exchange
    • Medium of exchange
    • Incompatibility of the functions of money
    • Interest
    • Consequences of interest
    • Demurrage
  • Web3 Money
    • Facilitating the exchange process
    • Web3 money use cases & responsibilities
    • Network money & token money
      • Responsibility comparison
      • Properties comparison
  • Web3 Network Money
    • Demurrage implementation approaches
    • Network coin tax data modelling
    • Web3 network effects
    • Stable demand for network money
      • Financial liquidity incentive options
    • Goals & concessions
    • Money supply approaches
      • Network money & stable prices
    • Web3 network development phases
    • Demurrage advantages & opportunities
    • Demurrage risks & challenges
    • Demurrage network money is inevitable
      • Storable money & no treasury income
      • Storable money & transaction fees
      • Demurrage money & network coin taxes
  • Web3 Token money
    • Observations, goals & concessions
    • Token money future possibilities
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Network money & token money

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Many Web3 networks enable the creation of token based assets. This creates an environment where many forms of money could exist as anyone is able to create a token that is adopted as a form of money.

In token enabled networks there are two types of money. Network money and token money. Network money is the network's own coin. In the case of Ethereum it is ETH, for Solana it is SOL, for Cardano it is ADA and so on. Anyone is able to create tokens on these networks. Token money includes any of these token based assets that get adopted as a form of money.

In the following resources we compare the different responsibilities and properties of network money and token money:

Responsibility comparison
Properties comparison