Token Taxonomy Framework

1. Input your specifications, such as token type (fungible, non-fungible, etc.).

2. Outline behaviors needed (divisible, transferable, mintable, etc.).

3. Outline data attributes the token needs to hold or link to (emissions data, shipping manifest, etc.).

4. TTF then delivers a blueprint of meta data for a developer to build the token.

Another strength of the TTF and its tooling is that it is a great resource to use when teaching about tokenization. For non-technical individuals, it is often easier to understand how a token is structured and what it is capable of doing by seeing a visual representation.

Additionally, having a common language framework for discussing tokens makes it easier to bridge the gap between the more technical and the more business-minded individuals.