A practical guide

Cryptocurrency is a digital asset that uses cryptographic techniques to record and verify activity. Many cryptocurrencies rely on a shared ledger, but designs differ: some networks use mining, others use validators, and some tokens are issued on an existing network. The word “crypto” alone does not tell you how a particular asset works.See {how blockchain records activity|blockchain} and {what nodes do|nodes}.how blockchain records activitywhat nodes do

What to know

For a player, it helps to separate three things: a blockchain asset, an in-game token, and the rules of a game. UIGame describes UIGT as its game token and shows the current exchange rate on the platform. That description does not by itself establish that every game action is an on-chain transaction or that a token is an investment.Learn about {UIGT’s stated role|uigt} and the {UIGame platform|platform}.UIGT’s stated roleUIGame platform

Using this information

Before using any digital asset, check the platform’s current rules, fees, supported networks, and account security guidance. Transactions can be difficult or impossible to reverse, and game outcomes are uncertain. UIGame is entertainment; using a token does not promise income, a win, or a particular result.