MPC (Mineral Project Coin) FAQ
Short answers about MPC, the Mineral Project Coin ($MPC) token, and where its official details are published. For the long version, read MPC (Mineral Project Coin) explained.
What is MPC (Mineral Project Coin)?
MPC is a mining real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure platform. It connects mining project data, professional verification and structured digital records to help institutions review assets and prepare for on-chain issuance. Mineral Project Coin ($MPC) is designed as the project's utility token on BNB Smart Chain. $MPC has not been issued and remains at the Pre-TGE stage; the dApp at app.globalmpc.tech is live and operates separately from the token. The platform is in the design and build stage.
Is Mineral Project Coin the same as other tokens that use the MPC ticker?
No. Unrelated third-party projects also use the ticker symbol $MPC, so the ticker alone does not identify this token. Its intended on-chain name is Mineral Project Coin. $MPC has not been issued, and no token contract address has been published. Once issued, the verified contract address and network details will be published only on globalmpc.tech.
What does "MPC" mean in crypto?
In crypto, "MPC" most often means multi-party computation, a cryptographic technique used in some wallets, and several unrelated projects also use $MPC as a ticker. This site is about MPC (Mineral Project Coin), a mining real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure project. When people search for the MPC coin or MPC crypto in this sense, they mean Mineral Project Coin, the project's planned utility token, which has not been issued. Use the full name "Mineral Project Coin" or check globalmpc.tech to tell it apart.
Which blockchain is Mineral Project Coin on?
$MPC is designed for BNB Smart Chain (BSC). It has not been issued yet.
What is the planned total supply of $MPC?
The planned total supply is 10,000,000,000 MPC.
Where can I find the official $MPC contract address?
$MPC has not been issued, and no token contract address has been published; until then the contract is shown as "Coming Soon" on globalmpc.tech. Once issued, the verified contract address and network details will be published only on globalmpc.tech and can be confirmed on a public blockchain explorer. Treat any contract address shared elsewhere as unverified.
Who is behind MPC?
The project entity is Bolor Geo MPC Corp. (Panama). Software development and technical architecture are provided by BOLOR GEO SG PTE. LTD. (Singapore) as a technical contractor. The officers and functions behind MPC are listed on the Team page.
What is MPC's first mining reference case?
Tsagaan Tolgoi, in Mongolia, is at the exploration stage. Bolor Geo LLC holds exploration licence XV-022460. Commercial production has not started, and a production or mining licence has not been obtained. Bolor Geo MPC Corp. does not hold that licence, the land title or the mine. Tsagaan Tolgoi is the first reference case, not the product itself.
Does holding $MPC give a right to minerals or mining revenue?
No. Once issued, $MPC is designed to function as an access and governance utility tool within the software ecosystem. Holding $MPC, if it is issued, does not convey equity ownership, voting rights in a corporate entity, fractional ownership of physical minerals, or a direct claim to mining revenue or production outputs. The Terms of Use set out the full notice.
Where can I read the MPC whitepaper?
The official whitepaper is published as web pages at globalmpc.tech/docs, chapter by chapter.
What are MPC's official channels?
The only authorized channels are the website (www.globalmpc.tech), the application and waitlist portal (app.globalmpc.tech), X (@MPC_Global_X), Telegram (t.me/official_mpc_global), Medium (medium.com/@globalmpc2026), LinkedIn (linkedin.com/company/globalmpc) and the contact email mpc@globalmpc.tech. Open-source code is published only through GitHub (github.com/globalmpc), npm (npmjs.com/org/globalmpc) and pub.dev (pub.dev/publishers/globalmpc.tech); these accounts are not used for announcements or token information. MPC representatives never start direct, unsolicited contact asking for funds, transaction signatures or security credentials.