My Paqman Coin (MPC): A Holder’s Guide

My Paqman Coin (MPC) is a meme token presented as a tribute to a Filipino eight-division world boxing champion, celebrating his generosity, public service and resilience. The project says MPC runs on Xode Blockchain, which it describes as part of the Polkadot network.

That gives you a clear cultural theme, but not a stated financial or technical function. The project description does not identify services you can pay for with MPC, staking rewards, governance rights or other token-holder benefits. Don’t assume that holding MPC gives you access to a product or a claim on project revenue. If you are considering it, check whether the project has announced a specific use for the token and whether that use is available on-chain before treating the tribute or branding as practical utility.

The project places MPC on Xode Blockchain, within the Polkadot network. That matters when you choose a wallet or prepare a transfer: a wallet that supports Polkadot generally may not automatically support Xode or show MPC correctly. Confirm that your wallet supports the specific network and token before sending anything.

Before a transfer, check the token’s official contract or asset identifier and the destination network against a trusted project channel. Do not rely on the ticker alone; symbols can be reused. Send a small test amount first if you are comfortable with the fees and transfer process. The project does not specify wallet recommendations or transfer fees, so check the wallet and network interfaces before confirming a transaction. A transfer sent using the wrong network or token details may be difficult or impossible to recover.

MPC has a stated maximum supply of 10 trillion tokens. As of June 9, 2026, the reported circulating and total supplies were both 10 trillion, matching that maximum. This means the reported supply was fully circulating at that point, but it does not tell you who holds the tokens or how concentrated ownership may be.

On June 9, 2026, MPC was about $0.00000181 per token, with a market capitalization of about $18.1 million. Its reported seven-day price change was down about 10.4%. These figures can change quickly and are not a forecast. A very low price per token can look inexpensive while obscuring the effect of a large supply; consider the total valuation and trading conditions too. No 24-hour trading-volume figure was reported for that date, so you should not assume you can sell a large holding quickly or at a quoted price.

Store MPC in a wallet that explicitly supports Xode and the relevant token, and keep your recovery phrase or signing credentials private. Write recovery information down and keep it somewhere secure offline; anyone who obtains it may be able to control the assets. Never share it with a person claiming they need it to verify, restore or unlock your wallet.

For a transfer or token approval, check the network, recipient and amount before signing. Be cautious with unexpected messages, airdrops or websites asking you to connect a wallet. A wallet connection does not by itself prove that a request is safe. MPC has not published an audit, so you should not treat the token’s presence on a blockchain as proof that its code or related services have been independently reviewed. If you cannot verify the network or token details, pause rather than risk an irreversible transaction.

MPC is a meme token, so its value may depend heavily on attention, community activity and trading demand rather than a published stream of cash flows or clearly defined token utility. The price was down about 10.4% over the seven days to June 9, 2026, and the absence of a reported 24-hour volume figure makes it harder to judge trading depth from that snapshot alone. Neither figure tells you what will happen next.

You may also face limited wallet support, price slippage or difficulty finding a buyer when you want to exit. Confirm that you are dealing with the intended MPC token on Xode, and check the market and transfer details before acting. Only risk money you can afford to lose, and avoid relying on a small per-token price as a measure of safety. No token is protected from sharp losses, technical problems or scams that imitate its name.