MoonBite mainnet is live, but MBITE trades nowhere and has no price yet. You can't buy it. The only way to hold a coin today is to mine one yourself.
There's nowhere to buy MBITE. You earn it by running mining software and putting proof-of-work on the live chain. Same public schedule for everyone — no insiders, no presale, no head start.
Download the miner for Windows, macOS or Linux and run it. Rewards go straight to your own address. Nothing ever mines in your browser.
Mining guide →Block rewards need somewhere to land. Make an address in the non-custodial web wallet — the keys never leave your device.
Get the wallet →Search your address in the block explorer and watch the coins land. No account, no login — the chain is public and it doesn't lie.
Open explorer →Placeholder cards, nothing more. They stand in for the kind of venues MoonBite will chase after mainnet. No deals are signed and none of these names are real. The day a listing goes live, it shows up here with the real details.
A listing is a milestone, not a payday. Here's what it does — and what it doesn't.
Buyers and sellers post prices in the open. The market decides the number — nobody sets it in advance, not even us.
Miners who earn MBITE get the option to trade their coins. Nobody forces them to.
A listing opens a market. It guarantees no price, no volume, no return. If you speculate, that's on you.
A real exchange listing can wait. Right now the internal markets tool lets you post peer-to-peer swap offers on mainnet. The server never touches your coins or keys — it can't.
Post a buy or sell offer against LTC, BTC, or USDT. The server just matches intent. The swap itself settles wallet-to-wallet through an atomic contract.
Open the order book →Hash-time-locked contracts mean the trade either completes in full or everyone walks away with their own coins. No middleman ever holds the funds.
Learn about atomic swaps →