Thanks for the session, 1miau. Even though sometimes I thought I knew enough about these things, it seems I don't know much yet. I didn't know the difference between tokens and coins. After this whole thread, I began to understand that only a few coins exist on the market. The rest of them are tokens. According to the Coinmarketcap, there are 1.8M cryptos on the market, and I feel like all of them are tokens except for a few dozen or hundreds of coins.

Another thing I should learn is: Can a token be decentralized in any way? The developers of those tokens have all control over their tokens, and it's fully centralized. So, I assume every token is centralized, and developers can control users' money by increasing the supply. Is it like that?