TokenBalances

TokenBalances refers to the quantity of a specific digital token held by an account or address within a blockchain or distributed ledger system. These tokens can represent various forms of value, such as cryptocurrency, utility tokens for accessing services, or security tokens representing ownership in an asset. The balance is a fundamental piece of information tracked by the underlying smart contract or ledger, ensuring accurate representation of ownership and transaction history.

When a transaction occurs, such as sending tokens from one address to another, the token balance of both the sender and receiver are updated. The sender's balance decreases by the amount sent, and the receiver's balance increases accordingly. These updates are immutable and transparent, recorded on the blockchain for all participants to verify. The concept of token balances is crucial for the functioning of decentralized applications (dApps), exchanges, and any system that relies on the transfer and management of digital assets. Auditing token balances is a common practice to ensure the integrity of a system and prevent discrepancies.