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  - **Non-fungible tokens**: A non-fungible token is unique. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are used to create verifiable digital scarcity, as well as representing asset ownership of things like real estate, luxury goods, works of art, or collectible objects in video games (CryptoKitties is an early example). Essentially, NFTs are used for items which require a unique digital fingerprint.
  - **Hybrid tokens**: Hybrid tokens are a mix of both. Each token belongs to a class (sometimes also called category/partition/tranche). Inside a given class, all tokens are the same: they are fungible. But tokens from different classes can be distinguished from each other: they are non-fungible. **By combining both advantages of fungibility and non-fungibility, hybrid tokens often appear as a relevant way to represent financial assets.**
 
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 Token standards have emerged in the Ethereum community.
 

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