> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ordi-launch.gitbook.io/wpp/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ordi-launch.gitbook.io/wpp/features/tokens.md).

# µ-Tokens

Discover a new way to interact with Inscriptions using μ-Tokens, ERC-20 tokens that represent fractional ownership of an Inscription within a specific collection. For instance, depositing an OMB into the Floor Protocol grants you 1,000,000 µ-Tokens specific to the OMB collection. Each µOMB token embodies a 1/1,000,000 share of an Inscription in the OMB collection, and together, 1,000,000 µOMB tokens equate to the OMB's Floor Price.

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Although you cannot exchange Inscriptions between different collections, it's easy to swap specific collection μTokens on Uniswap.

Trading and Liquidity: μ-Tokens enhance the liquidity and flexibility of the Inscription market. These tokens, akin to other cryptocurrencies, can be bought, sold, and traded. Trading μ-Tokens is more cost-effective, avoiding the large spreads and fees typical in Inscription transactions. Whether you aim to monetize part of your Inscription assets or diversify your collection, μ-Tokens provide the necessary fluidity and flexibility.

Features of μ-Tokens:

* Collection-Specific: Each μ-Token is linked to a particular Inscription collection, with distinct tokens for each collection (e.g., µOCM tokens differ from µOMB tokens).
* Liquidity Access: Convert Inscription holdings from a specific collection into μ-Tokens for instant liquidity.
* Trading Flexibility: Trade μ-Tokens freely and take advantage of market trends.
* Platform Involvement: Utilize μ-Tokens for various activities and opportunities within the Flooring Protocol ecosystem.

μ-Tokens offer a combination of liquidity, targeted investment options, and enhanced platform functionalities, revolutionizing engagement with Inscriptions.


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