Exchange, run properly — goods, skills, time and venues on one community record.
Qing Coin is where a community exchange is run: exchange days and goods listings, the skills directory, the equipment library, time exchange, the member directory and venues, requests and offers and the exchanges themselves — alongside the northern resource modules for claims, exploration, samples, production, logistics and custody records. One workspace, gated by holding the QNG token, with every document kept in a vault that hashes each file on arrival.
The module suite
Fifteen working modules in two families. Each is unlocked by holding QNG — 1 QNG per active module, held, never spent — and each keeps its own records in your workspace.
Exchange days and events: venue, category and status.
Items listed for exchange, with category and condition.
Skills offered and wanted, by member.
Shared equipment loans: borrower and due-back date.
Time given and received, logged by service and hours.
Members by neighbourhood, with their standing.
The centres and halls the exchange uses, with capacity.
What members are asking for and offering, by category.
Completed exchanges: the parties and the event.
Claims and tenures: location, type and status.
Exploration by program, area and method.
Samples sent and results returned.
Production by site, material and quantity.
Shipments by material and destination.
Chain-of-custody records and their custodians.
How it works
Your wallet is your identity here. No passwords, no shared logins.
Modules unlock at 1 QNG held per active module. The tokens stay in your wallet — holding is the gate, never a payment.
Records, projects and reporting, plus the CCJV core modules — CRM, HR, projects, assets, accounting, calendar, IoT and the command center.
Uploads earn 1 QNG credit each and are hashed on arrival. Viewing a file costs 0.1 QNG per MB from your credits. Files are visible only to their owner.
How this exchange treats its people
An exchange runs on trust, and trust is kept in the open: listings describe goods honestly, time is logged as it was given, and nobody’s standing in the directory is changed by an automated process without human review. Nobody pays a fee to take part, nothing is deducted in secret, and a member can always see the same record everyone else sees.
An exchange is neighbours keeping promises to each other, and the record here is how those promises stay checkable — what was offered, what changed hands, what time was given. The community builds its own capacity, member by member, each person’s participation adding to what the whole can do.
New to QNG? Read how the token works, browse the project slate, or go straight to the ERP portal.