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#METCoin Good question. There are multiple “MET” coins / tokens, so it depends which one you mean. Here are a few prominent MET coins + what they do:
Some Possible “MET” Coins
Met.AI (MET)
A decentralized AI‑agent marketplace.
People can post tasks, agents bid, and tasks are executed by AI agents via smart contracts.
Uses the MET token for: paying for services, staking, governance, and rewarding AI agent developers.
Total supply: 1,000,000,000 MET.
Runs on Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon.
Metronome (MET)
A DeFi / governance-focused cryptocurrency.
Has a DAO (MetronomeDAO) where MET holders vote on proposals.
Uses “Synth” protocol for yield generation.
There’s an auction-based minting mechanism to manage token supply.
Metchain (MET)
A blockchain / metaverse‑focused project.
Uses a hybrid consensus: some PoW + NFT‑based PoS.
Total supply is 1 billion MET.
Transaction fee model + an emission schedule for mining + staking.
Metya (MET)
A “SocialFi” + AI + node-based ecosystem.
Users earn “ME” points via social interactions (likes, shares) and convert them into MET.
MET is used for governance, staking, node purchase, premium services, etc.
Total supply: 1,000,000,000 MET according to one source.
Key Risks & Things to Consider
Because there are several MET tokens, make sure you know which contract / project you are dealing with.
Utility varies a lot — AI‑marketplace, DeFi governance, metaverse, social apps — so the use-case risk is very different.
Check tokenomics (supply, staking, inflation) for the version you are interested in.
Look at adoption: how many users / developers are on the network, how much liquidity there is.
Use reliable exchanges or wallets, especially for smaller or less-known MET projects.
If you like, I can check the current top MET coin by market cap (in PKR or USD) + price prediction + risks — do you want me to do that?