A cryptoasset token is a divisible digital unit issued and managed on a blockchain, often used to represent a work, concept, or value itself. In the provided context, Kevin Abosch’s I AM A COIN issued 10,000,000 ERC-20 tokens (IAMA) on Ethereum as part of a conceptual project that tokenized the artist himself as a coin. In Forever Rose, a single ERC-20 token existed only on the blockchain as a conceptual artwork, while PRICELESS used contrasting token structures to stage the difference between something made permanently indivisible and something made extremely divisible. These examples show that cryptoasset tokens are not merely financial instruments; in this artistic context, they function as media for questioning ownership, scarcity, distribution, indivisibility, and the production of value. Abosch’s practice also frames tokens as a way to demonstrate value being supported by decentralized network consensus rather than by centralized financial institutions or art-world certification. As a result, the token becomes both a unit of exchange and a conceptual tool for critiquing commodification and speculative behavior.