Throughout the case of protection tokens, their most popular usage is as a fundraiser tool in ICOs. However, as we speak about the "ICO" of a service token, some organizations use the words token creation incidents or token delivery incidents. Since the token market is in its development, it is impossible to categorize future applications of tokens in this way. At the end of the day, the future applications of the token would be decided by the entity that offers the token. If blockchain companies evolve and resolve concerns of government control and investment usability and user functionality, we should anticipate more creative approaches to bring tokens to work. Tokens is used as the following process:

1. Transfer to various parties that consent to use it as a currency
2. Virtual control of properties (real estate, goods, business shares)
3. Accounting for Remote Intervention
4. Rewards to members in the network
5. Ensure the security of the network
6. Installing a portal to external facilities
7. To have a great customer experience

A token is a digital asset that can serve various purposes depending on its design. In blockchain networks, tokens can act as a medium of exchange, like cryptocurrencies (e.g., Bitcoin). They can also represent ownership (NFTs), grant access to services (utility tokens), or enable voting rights in decentralised governance.

Businesses use tokens for loyalty programs, rewarding customers with redeemable points. In decentralised finance (DeFi), tokens facilitate lending, staking, and yield farming. Governments and institutions explore central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) as secure, digital payment tokens.

Additionally, tokens can verify identity (security tokens) or track supply chain data. Their flexibility makes them valuable across finance, gaming, real estate, and more, driving innovation in the digital economy.