A practical guide

Cryptocurrency is a digital asset whose ownership or transfers are recorded using cryptographic systems. Some assets have their own networks; others are tokens issued on an existing chain. A public ledger may show transactions without revealing a person’s real-world identity, so cryptocurrency should not be assumed to be anonymous.For fundamentals, read about {blockchain records|blockchain} and {network nodes|nodes}.blockchain recordsnetwork nodes

What to know

A platform token can serve a narrower purpose than a general-purpose cryptocurrency. UIGame describes UIGT as the token used in its game experience and shows its current exchange rate on the platform. Check the platform’s current terms to understand supported actions and costs.Read {what UIGT is used for|uigt} and the {UIGame guide|platform}.what UIGT is used forUIGame guide

Using this information

Digital assets carry technical and financial risks. Confirm addresses and network details before sending a transfer, protect account credentials, and do not interpret game participation as an income strategy. See the {security guide|security} and {responsible play guidance|responsible}.security guideresponsible play guidance