Update from the $Mappin dev team
Today we’re focused on two things: pushing repo updates and finalizing MPC execution.
Most of the execution flow is already working as expected. The main piece still in progress is the exit logic, which we’re actively finishing now.
Give us ~24 hours. The core team is fully synced and working together on MPC end-to-end.
Everything else is stable and running normally.
More updates soon.
Mappin Achievements (Current State)
CA: $Mappin
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GitHub: Recently migrated to a new repository after a previous account suspension caused by automated proof commits
https://t.co/hRrsdFBzhE
All development continues locally and is being re-published carefully to maintain open-source compliance and stability
● Pippin-based Agent Loop:
1. Autonomous agent loop running continuously
2. Built on top of the Pippin Digital Being Framework
3. Clear signal lifecycle: forming → active → discarded
4. Deterministic, auditable decision flow
● Market Observation
1. Hyperliquid perpetual markets: LIVE
2. Polymarket prediction markets: temporarily paused
3. Multi-venue scanning and signal formation
4. Confluence-based signal evaluation (not single-indicator)
● Execution (MPC)
1. MPC-based execution for Hyperliquid passed internal tests
2. Solana wallet → EVM venue interaction without custody
3. Exit position flow currently under testing
Targeting public release after exit flow is stable
● Infrastructure & Transparency
1. Live agent monitoring dashboard
2. Real-time cycle updates
3. No wallet custody
4. No capital management by the agent
5. Execution layer separated from decision engine
● Team & Operations
Core development team: 2 engineers
Community moderation handled by @MappinSupport
Development in active iteration (v1)
● Status
Agent loop: Live
Hyperliquid execution: Internal testing
Polymarket execution: In progress
MPC rollout: Staged release
Quick clarification: our previous GitHub account was suspended due to automated commit activity during early agent-loop experiments. This was a workflow issue, not a code or security issue.
All work was backed up, we’ve migrated to a new account, and commits are now fully manual. Development continues as normal.
https://t.co/VknTFRMZpj
@TickerFinder42 Yes, ideas like deeper token integration as in fees, incentives, burns and utility loops are definitely the kind of things the team might be exploring long-term.That said, at this stage the focus is on building, adoption, and product-market fit first.