Description: Wrapped tokens are digital assets that represent other assets on a blockchain, facilitating interoperability between different networks. These tokens allow users to transfer value and access services across various platforms without the need to physically convert the underlying assets. For example, a wrapped token can represent Bitcoin on the Ethereum network, enabling users to utilize Bitcoin in decentralized applications (dApps) operating on Ethereum. This wrapping feature not only enhances asset liquidity but also broadens investment and usage opportunities within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Wrapped tokens are typically backed by a reserve of the original asset, ensuring their value and stability. Additionally, they are often governed by smart contracts that regulate their issuance and redemption, thus ensuring transparency and security in transactions. Wrapped tokens are particularly relevant due to the high speed and low cost of transactions on some blockchains, allowing users to interact with multiple assets efficiently and effectively.