update the readme

Author: juliancwirko

README.md

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 ## Current Examples
 
-Currently, the repository hosts a single example. More examples will be added progressively. Each part/example is associated with a separate git tag. As new examples are added, each tag will not only include the new work but will also retain earlier examples, which are organized into separate files with descriptive names. This structure allows users to easily understand and trace the development of each example, as well as access previous versions cleanly and efficiently.
+Currently, the repository hosts two examples. More examples will be added progressively. Each part/example is associated with a separate git tag. As new examples are added, each tag will not only include the new work but will also retain earlier examples, which are organized into separate files with descriptive names. This structure allows users to easily understand and trace the development of each example, as well as access previous versions cleanly and efficiently.
  To check out a specific tag, use:
 
 ```bash
@@ -35,6 +35,13 @@ git checkout <tag_name>
 - **Article**: [Intro to MultiversX blockchain interactions with JavaScript SDK](https://www.julian.io/articles/multiversx-js-sdk-intro.html)
 - **Video**: [Intro to MultiversX blockchain interactions with JavaScript SDK](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxxdly9QYHw)
 
+### Example 2: Token transfers
+
+- **Tag**: `token-transfers`
+- **Description**: This example demonstrates how to transfer tokens using the MultiversX JavaScript SDK on the devnet.
+- **Article**: [Transfer tokens using MultiversX JavaScript SDK](https://www.julian.io/articles/multiversx-js-sdk-transfers.html)
+- **Video**: [Transfer tokens using MultiversX JavaScript SDK](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prtL2kx7Bcc)
+
 ## Security and Wallet Information
 
 The examples use a demo wallet with a hardcoded password. All interactions occur on the **devnet** (development network of MultiversX), ensuring that it is safe to expose the wallet credentials. The devnet is designed for testing and development, involving no real assets. Don't do this on the mainnet.