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When discussing "Meta Coin," it is important to distinguish between three very different things, as the term is used in several ways within the crypto world: 1. Metacoin ($MTC) This is a specific, established cryptocurrency project launched around 2018. • Technology: It operates on its own mainnet using Hyperledger Fabric. • Purpose: It is designed as a platform to support the launch of other tokens (Meta Tokens) and business models, aiming to bridge traditional business with blockchain. • Tokenomics: It has a total supply of 2 billion MTC. 2. "Meta Coins" (The Technical Concept) In a broader technical sense, "meta coins" (or metachains) refer to protocols built on top of an existing blockchain. • Example: A token created on the Bitcoin blockchain using the Omni Layer (formerly Mastercoin) is technically a "meta coin." • Function: They leverage the security and infrastructure of a base layer (like Bitcoin or Ethereum) but introduce their own rules, smart contracts, or assets. 3. Meta Platforms (Facebook) & Crypto People often search for "Meta Coin" thinking of Mark Zuckerberg’s company. • The "Diem" Project: Meta originally tried to launch a stablecoin called Libra (later Diem), but the project was officially shuttered in 2022 due to regulatory pressure. • Current Status: As of 2026, Meta Platforms does not have its own tradable cryptocurrency. Their ticker $META refers to their stock on the Nasdaq, not a crypto token. Which one are you looking for? • If you are looking for a investment: Be careful of "Meta" themed tokens on sites like Pump.fun or PancakeSwap; many are community-made memecoins with no official tie to the tech giant. • If you are a developer: You might be interested in the Metacoin (MTC) mainnet for building decentralized applications.