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I am confused what is the core difference between RGB20 and RGB25? Why do we need both of them? #90

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RGB20 is like ERC20: fungible single token.

RGB25 is a mid-ground between a fungible token and an NFT: like fungible, it can be fractional - and like in NFT some non-fungible asset is associated with it. The information about such asset is provided in the contractData global state, which doesn't exist in RGB20. Unlike RGB20, for obvious reasons, RGB25 tokens can't have any inflation/secondary issue (since the backing non-fungible asset must fully exist at the moment of the initial issue).

A good example of RGB25 can be a share (measured in squared meters) in some fixed real estate property. The backing real estate object is non-fungible; however squared meters are fungible between themsel…

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This discussion was converted from issue #89 on January 06, 2024 16:41.