What is MQL Coin?
MQL Coin, officially known as MiraQle (MQL), is a cryptocurrency that runs on the Ethereum (Ethereum) platform. The MiraQle project aims to build a decentralized entertainment ecosystem, with the core concept of enabling fans to participate more actively in the production and consumption of music content.
In the traditional entertainment industry, music content production typically follows a top-down model. MiraQle’s goal is to transform this model into a more secure, fair, and transparent system by integrating blockchain technology with the global music industry. The MQL token allows fans to become “producers” for their favorite artists, participate in album production, and claim ownership through celebrity NFT media artworks, thereby becoming true end-users of the global entertainment industry.
According to public information, MiraQle’s total supply is 2 billion MQL. As of June 14, 2026, its circulating supply was approximately 190 million MQL.
Where can MQL tokens be traded?
Currently, the selection of trading platforms for MQL is relatively limited. According to sources such as CoinLore and Bitget, MQL is primarily traded on a handful of cryptocurrency exchanges.
- Gate.io: Gate.io is currently one of the spot exchanges with the highest trading volume for MQL and supports the MQL/USDT trading pair. The purchase process typically involves first buying USDT and then using USDT to exchange for MQL on the spot market. Trading on Gate.io requires completing KYC (Know Your Customer) verification.
- Bitget: Bitget also offers MQL trading services. Users can purchase cryptocurrency via bank transfer, debit card, or credit card, and then trade MQL.
- Binance Web3 Wallet (DEX): Although MQL is not currently listed on the Binance (Binance) centralized exchange (CEX), users can connect to a decentralized exchange (DEX) via the Binance Web3 wallet to trade MQL. This typically involves first purchasing a stablecoin (such as USDT) and then exchanging it via a DEX.
- Other Platforms: Platforms such as KuCoin do not currently support direct MQL trading, but they mention that exchanges can be conducted on other reputable platforms (such as centralized exchanges, decentralized exchanges, P2P markets, or crypto wallets that support MQL).
When trading MQL, users are advised to choose platforms with a good reputation, a user-friendly interface, and high liquidity. For beginners, paying with a bank card through a trusted exchange may be more convenient; for experienced traders, using stablecoin trading pairs (such as MQL/USDT) may help reduce fees. You can view real-time MQL prices, historical price charts, and details on supported trading platforms on Svmuu Shuimu Finance.
MQL Coin Investment Risk Warning
MQL is classified as a high-risk asset by some platforms. Its price is highly volatile; for example, MQL’s price has previously experienced significant declines from all-time highs. When considering MQL, investors should closely monitor market performance and fully understand the risks and uncertainties associated with cryptocurrency investments. Investment decisions should be based on one’s own risk tolerance, financial situation, and in-depth analysis and research of market and project fundamentals.
It is worth noting that, in addition to the cryptocurrency MiraQle (MQL), “MQL” also commonly refers to MetaQuotes Language, a programming language used for MetaTrader trading platforms (such as MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5), primarily for developing automated trading robots (EAs), technical indicators, and more. This article focuses primarily on the cryptocurrency MQL.
