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

# Index

- [1: Introduction & Motivation.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/1_introduction_and_motivation.md)
- [2 : Basic Concepts](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/2_basic_concepts.md)
- [3 : Environment preparation](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/3_environment_preparation.md)
- [4 : Issue and Mint Asset in Stellar.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/4_issue_and_mint_asset_in_stellar.md)
- [5: Get info about a token in Classic.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/5_get_info_about_token_in_stellar.md)
- [6 : Wrap a token from Stellar Classic to Soroban.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/6_wrap_a_token_from_classic_to_soroban.md)
- [7 : Mint from a wrapped token in Soroban.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/7_mint_from_a_wrapped_token_in_soroban.md)
- [8 : Use the native Stellar Lumens (XLM) the classic way.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/8_use_xlm_native_inside_classic.md)
- [9 : Read the native token (XLM) using soroban-cli.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/9_read_native_soroban_cli.md)
- [10 : Write the native token (XLM) using soroban-cli.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/10_native_xlm_transfer_transfer_from_soroban_cli.md)
- [11 : Use the native token (XLM) inside a smart contract.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/11_use_xlm_inside_contract.md)
- [12 : Identify a Stellar Classic Asset using stellar-sdk.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/12_identify_classic_using_stellar_sdk.md)
- [13 : Wrap an asset using stellar-sdk.](https://token-playground.gitbook.io/guide/index/13_wrap_classic_using_stellar_sdk.md)


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