Utility
Utility tokens power platforms, granting access, discounts, or specific functions within an ecosystem.
Top gainers this week
Top losers this week
$GAIX -1,131 places this week
$EDGE +954 places this week
$DCB +948 places this week
$BNC · 2 gem score this week
A standout this week: $HEX reached a gem score of 87
No longer among the leaders this week: $PSOL fell out of the top ranks
1,041 tokens rose and 862 fell this week
Up 1,367 places this month, $VEIL is gaining ground
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Frequently asked questions
How has Utility performed recently?
The Utility token category has seen varied movement recently. Over the past 7 days, there were more tokens showing positive momentum with 1035 tokens up compared to 854 down. Decubate Token (DCB) and Starknet Bridge (STRK) were notable climbers, with HEX (on 0x171 chain) registering the highest score at 86.9909. Conversely, GaiAI Token (GAIX) and Humanity (H) were among the fallers. Over the 30-day window, positive breadth continued, with 1375 tokens up versus 514 down. Veil Cash (VEIL) and Chain (XCN) experienced significant climbs, while Code4rena (C4A) and GaiAI Token (GAIX) were among the biggest fallers. HEX (on 0x171 chain) again led in the 30-day score extremes with 88.3499, though Starknet Bridge (STRK) recorded the lowest score. BORT was a new entrant into the top tokens in both the 7-day and 30-day windows.
What is a utility token?
A utility token is a cryptocurrency designed to provide access to a specific product or service within a blockchain ecosystem. It is not intended as an investment but as a means to interact with a platform.
How do utility tokens differ from security tokens?
Utility tokens provide access to a service or product, while security tokens represent ownership or an investment in an underlying asset, similar to traditional securities. The regulatory classification often depends on the specific characteristics and how the token is offered.
What are common uses for utility tokens?
Utility tokens can be used for various purposes, including paying for network fees, accessing exclusive features, staking for rewards within a platform, voting in governance decisions, or receiving discounts on services.
Can utility tokens appreciate in value?
While the primary purpose of a utility token is to provide access to a service, its market value can fluctuate based on the demand for the underlying platform or service, overall market sentiment, and tokenomics. However, they are not primarily designed as investment vehicles.
Are utility tokens regulated?
The regulatory status of utility tokens varies across jurisdictions and depends on their specific features and how they are offered. Some may fall under existing securities laws if they are deemed to have investment characteristics, while others may not.