MEAN100 tracks the top 100 cryptocurrencies using cap-weighted, outlier-filtered, multi-oracle secured methodology. One token. The whole market.
Every calculation is deterministic, open-source, and reproducible by anyone with public market data. No black boxes. No manual overrides.
No single actor can manipulate the MEAN price. Consensus happens entirely on-chain.
Swap ETH, BTC, SOL, BNB, or any top coin for MEAN directly. Available on Aerodrome (Base network).
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A cap-weighted, outlier-filtered, multi-oracle secured index of the top 100 liquid cryptocurrencies — expressed as a single on-chain token on Base.
Traditional financial markets have index products — the S&P 500, FTSE 100, Nikkei 225. These instruments give investors broad market exposure without requiring active stock selection. Crypto has been missing an equivalent: a transparent, methodology-driven, tradeable index of the entire market.
MEAN100 is that index. It tracks the top 100 liquid cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation, computes a single weighted performance number every 60 seconds, and expresses that number as an on-chain token price on Base. Buying MEAN is equivalent to buying the entire top-100 crypto market in one transaction.
A natural question: if you average the prices of the top 100 cryptocurrencies, what do you get? The answer depends critically on how you average.
Simple arithmetic mean (add all prices, divide by 100) is misleading. Bitcoin at ~$68,000 would dominate the calculation while a coin priced at $0.001 would contribute almost nothing, even if it has a large market cap. The arithmetic mean of raw prices is a useless number for a market index.
Cap-weighted mean (each coin's price weighted by its share of total market cap) is the correct approach — it is the same method used by the S&P 500, MSCI World, and every major financial index. This is what MEAN100 uses. The resulting number, the cap-weighted average price, is then adjusted by the MEAN100 index value to produce the token price.
For context: the arithmetic mean (simple average of all 100 raw prices) would be pulled dramatically upward by Bitcoin and Ethereum. The cap-weighted mean is orders of magnitude more representative of where "the market" actually trades.
The MEAN100 token price = cap-weighted mean price × (1 + index_value/100). As the index value rises (positive market), the token price appreciates above the cap-weighted mean. As markets fall, it falls below. The index value is the performance signal; the token price is the investable instrument.
The index value is computed in six deterministic steps, each of which can be reproduced independently from public market data.
| Step | Operation | Parameter | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Universe filter | vol > $1M/day | Remove stablecoins (USDT/USDC/DAI), wrapped tokens (wBTC/wETH), and illiquid assets. Ensures only genuine crypto-market signal enters. |
| 2 | Signal blend | 50/30/20 | 50% weight on 24h change, 30% on 7-day, 20% on 30-day. Multi-timeframe blending reduces noise from single-day volatility while staying responsive to trends. |
| 3 | Clip extreme values | ±30% per coin | No single coin can contribute more than ±30% to the blended signal regardless of actual move. Prevents LUNA-style events from dominating. |
| 4 | MAD-Winsorise | 3.5σ | Cross-sectional Median Absolute Deviation filter. Outlier coins whose blended signals deviate more than 3.5 MADs from the median are clipped to that boundary. Handles wash-trading and API data errors. |
| 5 | Cap-weight | BTC max 35% | Market-cap proportional weights, with iterative redistribution above the 35% BTC cap. Identical to MSCI index construction. Prevents the index from being a Bitcoin proxy. |
| 6 | EMA smoothing | α = 0.15 | Exponential moving average over rolling computations. Removes tick-level noise and API glitches. 15% of each new reading, 85% of prior state. |
MEAN is a fixed-supply ERC-20 token on Base. Its price tracks the MEAN100 index. Holding MEAN is equivalent to holding a portfolio that mirrors the cap-weighted performance of the top 100 cryptocurrencies.
| Parameter | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Total supply | 100,000,000 MEAN | Hard-capped. Minting disabled after deploy. |
| Network | Base (L2) | Chain ID 8453. EVM-compatible. |
| Standard | ERC-20 + ERC20Votes | OpenZeppelin v5. Snapshot-based governance voting. |
| TGE launch price | ~$0.02 / MEAN | Aerodrome pool seed price. Post-TGE price tracks MEAN100 index performance. |
| Circulating at TGE | 40,000,000 (40%) | Public + private unlocked. |
| Transfer tax | 0% (max 1% by DAO) | DAO governance vote required to activate. |
| Upgradeable | No | Non-upgradeable proxy. Code is final post-audit. |
| TGE date | Q2 2026 | Dependent on audit completion. |
The on-chain MEAN price is maintained by a three-node oracle network. No centralised server can manipulate the price. The smart contract enforces consensus, outlier rejection, and circuit breakers entirely on-chain.
| Mechanism | Specification | Security guarantee |
|---|---|---|
| Quorum | 2-of-3 nodes must submit | Single node failure or compromise does not halt or corrupt the feed. |
| On-chain median | Solidity sort + median | A rogue node submitting an extreme value cannot shift the median by more than one slot. |
| Outlier rejection | ±25% from group median | A compromised node's submission is discarded if it deviates >25% from peers. |
| Circuit breaker | ±50% from prior accepted price | Even with quorum, rounds that would move price >50% are rejected. Prevents flash-loan exploits. |
| Update frequency | Every 60 seconds | Continuous coverage. Chainlink Automation used for permissionless scheduling post-TGE. |
| Interface | Chainlink AggregatorV3 | Drop-in compatibility with all Chainlink-aware protocols (Aave, Compound, etc.). |
The oracle network submits every 60 seconds. At Ethereum mainnet gas prices (~$8–15/tx), that is $480–$900 per node per day, or $1,400–$2,700/day across three nodes. This is economically unsustainable for a sub-$10M market cap project at launch.
Base (Coinbase's OP-Stack L2) charges approximately $0.001–0.01 per transaction. Three nodes submitting every 60s costs under $10/day total. The oracle network can operate indefinitely on oracle incentive token allocations alone.
Beyond economics: Base has 110M Coinbase users accessible through the exchange's native wallet, deep Aerodrome DEX liquidity (forked from Velodrome), full EVM compatibility with existing contracts, and is the natural institutional on-ramp for a product that needs exchange listing credibility.
MEAN tokens carry ERC20Votes governance rights (OpenZeppelin v5 snapshot-based voting). The DAO launches in Q3 2026 after TGE. Token holders vote on:
| Parameter | Default | DAO can change? |
|---|---|---|
| Transfer tax | 0% | Yes · max 1% · requires supermajority |
| Oracle node operators | 3 founding nodes | Yes · community node program |
| Ecosystem grant recipients | None | Yes · standard majority |
| Index universe expansion | Top 100 by mcap | Yes (future: Mean500, sector tokens) |
| Smart contract code | Locked post-audit | No · non-upgradeable |
| Total supply | 100,000,000 | No · minting disabled |
Governance parameters including quorum, voting period, and multisig configuration will be published at TGE. The Treasury Safe multisig executes approved transactions until on-chain governance is fully operational.
| Quarter | Milestone | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Q1–Q3 2025 | Index engine, backend API, multi-oracle aggregator, auto-rebalancing, React dashboard | Complete |
| Q4 2025 | Whitepaper, landing page, health indicator, interactive prototype, live data engine | Complete |
| Q1 2026 | Smart contract audit · Partner integrations · Base Sepolia testnet deployment | In Progress |
| Q2 2026 | TGE · Aerodrome liquidity pool · Oracle nodes live · Chainlink Automation | Upcoming |
| Q3 2026 | DAO governance · Community oracle node program · Exchange listing applications | Planned |
| Q4 2026 | Mean500 · MEAN-DEFI / MEAN-AI / MEAN-L2 sector tokens · Institutional FIX API | Planned |
Investing in MEAN involves risks. The following is not exhaustive.
| Risk | Mitigation |
|---|---|
| Market risk | MEAN tracks the entire top-100 market. If crypto broadly declines, MEAN declines. This is by design — it is an index, not a hedge. |
| Smart contract risk | Independent security audit before TGE. Non-upgradeable contract — no admin key can alter behaviour post-deploy. |
| Oracle manipulation | 2-of-3 quorum + ±25% outlier rejection + ±50% circuit breaker. Three nodes must be simultaneously compromised to affect the price. |
| Data source risk | Multi-source fallback (MEAN100 primary → CoinGecko secondary). 5-minute stale cache before data is considered unavailable. |
| Liquidity risk | At TGE, Aerodrome pool is seeded from public sale allocation. Early liquidity may be thin; large trades will incur price impact. |
| Regulatory risk | Crypto regulation is evolving globally. MEAN token may be subject to securities regulations in certain jurisdictions. Seek independent legal advice. |
This whitepaper is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice. MEAN is a utility/governance token. Past performance of crypto market indices is not indicative of future results. The project is pre-TGE and subject to change. Nothing in this document should be construed as a solicitation or offer to sell securities in any jurisdiction where such offer would be unlawful.