Official Response from Cuprum Coin / Materra
Thank you for your comment.
We understand that in today’s digital asset space, skepticism is natural — especially after years of failed projects and bad actors. However, your statements reflect assumptions rather than verified facts.
Let us clarify:
1. “$60 billion in ultra-fine copper”
Cuprum Coin is not based on arbitrary claims or imaginary reserves. It is part of a broader ecosystem, Materra, focused on the development and production of ultra-high-purity nano materials, combined with a structured real-world asset (RWA) framework.
The project has evolved significantly since its early phase, and its value is not derived from static “stored copper,” but from scientific production, validation, and future industrial application.
All documentation related to the initial $60 billion reference from 2021 is properly archived and available to relevant institutions if required. However, this represented an early-stage concept, which was reassessed and fundamentally redesigned after two years of development.
2. “Hidden team”
This is incorrect. The project is led by a publicly known founder and is supported by an expanding scientific and technical network, including researchers connected to institutions in the UAE.
At this stage, certain elements are intentionally not publicly disclosed due to ongoing institutional discussions and IP protection, which is standard practice in deep-tech and sovereign-aligned projects.
3. “No exchange listings”
This is a strategic decision — not a limitation.
The majority of tokens listed on large exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase, or Kraken are subject to speculative cycles that often harm long-term value.
Cuprum Coin was previously listed and deliberately repositioned to avoid these dynamics, in favor of building regulated, utility-driven infrastructure.
4. “No financial authority recognition”
The project is being structured in alignment with regulatory frameworks in the UAE, including jurisdictions such as DMCC, VARA and future pathways involving digital asset regulation.
This is a process, not an instant event — and it is being approached responsibly rather than bypassed for short-term visibility.
Final note
We encourage everyone to ask questions and do their own research — but also to distinguish between healthy skepticism and unfounded accusations.
Cuprum Coin did not disappear.
It evolved — into something significantly more ambitious: a science-based, sovereign-aligned infrastructure under Materra.