How we think about the work before we ship it.
Essays and positions from the people building MPC — on engineering standards, verification, and what it takes to make infrastructure worth trusting.
ExplainerNovember 6, 20263 min readHow Does Mining Asset Tokenization Work?
Mining asset tokenization connects information and legally defined rights associated with physical mining assets to blockchain-based digital representations.
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ExplainerNovember 2, 20262 min readWhat Is Mining RWA Tokenization? How It Works and Where MPC Fits
Mining Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization explores how blockchain technology can help organise information and represent assets or rights associated with physical mining projects.
Read- PerspectiveOctober 20, 20265 min read
MPC and the Trust Gap in Mining RWA: Why "Real Asset → Token" Is Not Enough
How MPC (Mineral Project Coin) approaches verification, provenance and records that keep up with a changing mine
Tokenizing a mining asset does not make its data trustworthy. How MPC (Mineral Project Coin) connects verification, provenance and version history so a mining record keeps up with the mine.
Read - FieldOctober 20, 20266 min read
MPC at Tsagaan Tolgoi: Documenting a Mining Reference Case from the Exploration Stage
What MPC (Mineral Project Coin) is recording in Mongolia, what it is not claiming, and why it starts at exploration
Tsagaan Tolgoi in Mongolia is MPC's first reference case, at the exploration stage. What has been documented so far, what is not being claimed, and why the infrastructure starts at exploration.
Read - ReferenceOctober 20, 20265 min read
MPC (Mineral Project Coin): What It Is, What It Is Not, and Where to Check the Facts
A plain reference for anyone who searched "MPC" and found more than one answer
MPC (Mineral Project Coin) is a mining real-world asset infrastructure platform. What it is, what stage it is at, what its token would and would not be, who is behind it, and how to verify anything you read about it.
Read - Building in PublicAugust 6, 20264 min read
Trust Before Code: Why We Started a Wallet with a Waitlist
Part 1 of building Global MPC in the open
A wallet holds people's money, so it is not judged by its feature list — it is judged by whether you trust it enough to put money inside. That is why we shipped a waitlist before the wallet, and made security-over-speed the rule before writing a line of product code.
Read - ManifestoJuly 27, 20263 min read
We Don't Make Trash with AI. We Prove Something Real.
A Manifesto for AI-Native Engineering at Scale
The AI developer narrative is broken — speed gets confused with reliability, and enthusiasm with execution. Our answer is not better tools but verified engineering: time tracked, audits independent, evidence public, everything measured.
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