Cryptocurrencies are more than just digital money—they represent a growing ecosystem of technologies and use cases. In this module, we explored the key types of cryptocurrencies: coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum that operate on their own blockchains, tokens that run on existing platforms, stablecoins designed to maintain price stability, and governance tokens that give users a say in how decentralized projects evolve. Each type plays a unique role in the broader crypto landscape.

By understanding these categories and what they’re used for, you’re better equipped to navigate the space confidently—whether you're interested in investing, using decentralized apps, or just staying informed.

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