Asset Tokenization
Learn how to tokenize assets on the IOTA blockchain. Asset tokenization refers to the process of representing real-world assets, such as real estate, art, commodities, stocks, or other valuable assets, as digital tokens on the blockchain network.
Create Review Rating DAO with Multisig Tutorial
Introduction
Creating an ERC-20-like token
How this works in Solidity / EVM
Creating an ERC-721-like NFT
How this works in Solidity / EVM
Creating Coins and Tokens
Learn how to create coins and tokens on the IOTA blockchain using Move.
Creating In-Game Currency
Learn how to create in-game currency on IOTA using the Closed-Loop Token standard.
Creating Loyalty Token
Learn how to create loyalty tokens on IOTA for use in digital services.
Creating Regulated Coins with Deny Lists on IOTA
Learn how to create regulated coins on IOTA using deny lists for access control.
Getting Started with Move Coffee Token Tutorial
Introduction
Introducing Move 2024
New features are becoming available to Move in 2024. These features are opt-in, so existing code will continue to function as expected. If you want to use these features in code you've already written, however, there are some steps you must take and breaking changes to be aware of to migrate to Move 2024.
Keys and Addresses
IOTA adheres to widely accepted wallet specifications in the cryptocurrency industry, including BIP-32 (and its variation, SLIP-0010) and its variation SLIP-0010, BIP-44, and BIP-39, to facilitate key management for users. At present, IOTA supports pure Ed25519, ECDSA Secp256k1, ECDSA Secp256r1, and multisig for signed transactions.
Live Concerts Ticketing System
On chain live concerts ticketing system
Marketplace Extension
A brief introduction to implementing NFT marketplace extension using the Kiosk Apps standard in IOTA's Move language.
Migrating a Coin to Coin Manager
The previous articles in this section showcase how to create a Coin object with different constructors. Namely, createcurrency and createregulated_currency.
On-Chain Randomness
Randomness is a valuable tool to simulate chance on chain, but can also expose flaws in your logic. Understanding the vulnerabilities and accounting for them can mitigate the threat exposure for your smart contracts.
Rent NFTs with Kiosk Apps in IOTA
A brief introduction to implementing NFT rental functionality using the Kiosk Apps standard in IOTA's Move language.
Signing and Submitting Transactions
A guide on how to construct, sign, and submit transactions in a Move-based blockchain.
Simple Token Transfer Tutorial
Tutorial for simple token transfer