# USE CASES

- [Key Use Cases](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases.md)
- [Bitcoin Native Stablecoins](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/bitcoin-native-stablecoins.md)
- [Real-World Assets (RWA) Tokenization](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/real-world-assets-rwa-tokenization.md)
- [Prediction Markets and Event-Based Finance](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/prediction-markets-and-event-based-finance.md)
- [Crypto-Native Applications and DeFi Tooling](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/crypto-native-applications-and-defi-tooling.md)
- [RWAs Tracking](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/rwas-tracking.md)
- [Gaming](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/gaming.md)
- [Verifiable Random Function (VRF)](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/gaming/verifiable-random-function-vrf.md): Verifiable random function (VRF) is a cryptographic function that takes a series of inputs, computes them, and produces a pseudorandom output and proof of authenticity that can be verified by anyone
- [Predictive Markets](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/predictive-markets.md)
- [Insurance and Risk Management](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/insurance-and-risk-management.md)
- [Identity & Authentication](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/identity-and-authentication.md)
- [Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs)](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/non-fungible-tokens-nfts.md)
- [Indexing](https://torram.gitbook.io/torram-documentation/use-cases/key-use-cases/indexing.md)


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