✳️>>Different Types of tokens in another viewpoint :🔰
Before we go any further, we need to know what kind of token we are dealing with. There are several ways to group tokens, let's point out some.
⚪The first layer VS. the second layer:
The first layer is the main blockchain. The token that activates this blockchain is the first layer token. The second layer is the Dapp / ICOs, which are on the main blockchain. Let's explore this further with an example.
>>OmiseGO is a project on the Ethereuem blockchain. In this case, the ETH is the first layer that works with the ether, which is called the first layer token. OmiseGO is the second layer that works with OMG, which is the second layer token.
>>In this case, the performance of the second layer depends on the performance of the first layer. If the first layer has a problem, for example being hacked, it affects the performance of the second layer. Many projects are currently maximizing the independence of the first and second layers, although there will always be connections between the two layers.
Now, if the second layer application works well, it will be reflected in the first layer as well. Likewise, many first tier projects try to bring more developers into the platform. By increasing the quality of the second layer, the performance of the first layer of the network will improve.
⚪Main CHAIN vs. Forked CHAIN:
The second group is most often the first layer protocol. Simply put, is it the main protocol or the fork. Bitcoin and Ethereum are examples of the original protocol. ZCash, Bitcoin cash, LightCoin, etc. are examples of forks because they are forked from the original bitcoin protocol.