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# LikeCoin Token

What is a LikeCoin token?

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LikeCoin token is usually called LikeCoin for short, it is the de facto token in Liker Land. LikeCoin has the following usage:

* [Decentralized Publishing](/depub/decentralized-publishing.md): Register ISCN, pay GAS fee and the cost for the application service provider.
* Rewards: [Encourage Creator](/general-guides/dapp/liker-land/like.md), [Content Jockey](/general-guides/dapp/liker-land/superlike.md) and [Validator](/general-guides/stake/delegation-of-likecoin.md)
* Transactions: Buy products and services from the community via [LIKE pay](/general-guides/wallet/like-pay.md), for example services from [Matters Market](/archive/archive/community/products-and-services.md) or payments in general
* [Governance](/general-guides/governance.md): Representing the contribution and thus voting power of a Liker. The more contribution a Liker makes, the more LikeCoin she receives and the more influential power she has in the community.
* Bridging with other communities and the traditional world: LikeCoin can be [exchanged](/general-guides/trade.md) into and from Stable Coin, Bitcoin,, TWD, HKD and other traditional and crypto currencies. The ticker of LikeCoin is LIKE in crypto exchanges.


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