Crypto Decentralized currency defined by the evolutionary change of Men. It is bought from exchanges or private individuals, born as a currency now it is mainly a reserve of value. Here the geographical territory is not relevant, in fact it is a global currency that has no ownership by "powerful", banks or governments.

Crypto Decentralized or centralized currency defined by the technology of Men. It can be bought from exchanges or private individuals. Theoretically without a geographical territory, but it is a currency programmable by internal Smart Contracts for their purpose of construction, it may or may not have a "control" by people, companies or governments.

Crypto Currency decentralized or centralized defined by the technology of Men. It can be bought from exchanges or from private individuals. Token Pila, Bori and Fliche centralized defined for the Triestini and the creation of Wealth in the territory. It can be received from PilaBank, from private individuals or received for free if Triestini.

The word "Pila" or "Pile" in the Trieste dialect, used to indicate a sum of money or a coin, simply derives from the idea of ​​a "pile" of coins, that is, a pile or a stacked quantity of money. The expression "gaver la pila" therefore means to possess a lot of money, to have a nice quantity of coins stacked up. It is not a specific name for a coin, but rather a colloquial term that refers to the quantity of money seen as a physical pile of coins. This metaphorical use is common in popular Trieste language to indicate wealth or availability of money. In short, "pila" as a Trieste coin is called this because it visually and conceptually recalls the idea of ​​a pile, that is, a pile of coins, and therefore of money in general.

The word "Boro" (plural "Bori") in the Trieste dialect generically indicates money or money. The origin of the term is linked to the Venetian "boro", which was the name with which the Venetians called a coin of the Serenissima, the "soldo", which corresponded to a twentieth part of the Venetian lira. In the Trieste dialect, "bori" is commonly used to indicate money in general, and it is believed that it derives from "borela", a dialect term for "boccia", that is, something that rolls, thus recalling the idea of ​​rolling coins. In short, "boro/bori" as a Trieste coin takes its name from an ancient Venetian coin called "boro" and has evolved in the local dialect to generically indicate money, with a metaphorical reference to the shape and movement of coins as "bocce" that roll.

The word "Fliche" (or "Flica", less common) is typical of the Trieste dialect and indicates a small-value coin, or more generally small change. The origin of the term dates back to the period of the wars of the Risorgimento, when Austria, due to the scarcity of metal, replaced metal coins with paper coupons that deteriorated rapidly, reducing themselves to pieces similar to rags. Hence the connection with the German term "Flicken", which means "rag" or "rag". Initially, the "fliche" was associated with the 10-cent coins of the Austro-Hungarian crown, then with the 20-cent coins, and finally, after the annexation to Italy, with the 20-cent Italian lira. In short, the "fliche" represents an example of how historical events and linguistic influences have shaped the Trieste dialect, transforming a term of German origin into an everyday word to indicate small change.