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MeterQubes

MeterQubes was a decentralised exchange project based in Amsterdam, launched with an IEO in 2019 and never taking off. The project is no longer operational: the official domain today redirects to a site unrelated to the crypto world.

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Project no longer reachable. MeterQubes, the decentralised exchange project that offered the MEQ token through an IEO in October 2019 (CoinCodex), is no longer operational: according to a check by the editorial team in October 2026, the project's official domain no longer hosts any exchange and redirects to a site unrelated to the sector, and the social channels and blog have been dormant for years. The historic domain is no longer under the original team's control: any sites presenting themselves as "MeterQubes" should be treated with the utmost caution. The MEQ token still exists on-chain but, with no platform or active team, has no significant markets. Updated 26 October 2026.

What MeterQubes is

MeterQubes was a decentralised exchange (DEX) project with declared headquarters in Amsterdam, which promised "next generation" peer-to-peer trading with artificial intelligence and machine learning tools. The MEQ token was offered to the public with an IEO in October 2019, but the platform never achieved significant volume or adoption. The project is no longer operational: the project's official domain no longer hosts any exchange and redirects to a site unrelated to the sector (direct check by the editorial team, October 2026), while the social channels and blog have been dormant for years.

Regulation and licences

(Verified: September 2026)

  • MiCA: NO — MeterQubes does not appear in the ESMA register of authorised CASPs and never appears to have applied for any European authorisation.
  • The question is moot in any case: the service is no longer reachable. There is today no legitimate way to use MeterQubes.

Security

There are no documented security incidents, but the platform never operated at a scale that would make them likely. The concrete risk today is a different one: any sites presenting themselves as "MeterQubes" should be treated with the utmost caution, because the project's historic domain is no longer under the original team's control (direct check, October 2026).

FAQ

Does MeterQubes still exist? No, in practice: the official site no longer hosts the exchange and redirects to a domain unrelated to the project; the team's channels have been inactive for years (Verified: October 2026).

What happened to the MEQ token? The ERC-20 token still exists on-chain, like any Ethereum token, but without a platform or an active team it has no significant markets.

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