CoinMafia is a self-funded cryptocurrency company built for EVM networks. It makes crypto tools, publishes free plain-English education, and runs its own validators on PulseChain. This guide covers who runs the company, what it builds, and, just as important, which products are live today and which are not yet.
This is education, not financial advice. It is written for newcomers and for anyone who wants to check a crypto company before trusting it. Reviewed November 13, 2026, by the CoinMafia team.
Who CoinMafia is
CoinMafia is a Florida cryptocurrency company. It was co-founded by Jenn DeBeers Rishel, chief executive officer, and Rackham Rishel, chief technology officer. The company says it is entirely self-funded by its founders, with no crowdfunding, loans or outside funding.
In the company’s own words, from its November 2026 announcement of the STASH tracker: “We are setting the new standard for crypto. We are tired of the wild, wild west, where you get rugged around every corner, with panic sellers and paid KOLs. That is not us.” Jenn DeBeers Rishel added: “We are building an honest company with our own funds, not at holders’ expense. We plan to scale it into a full-fledged financial brand.” That last line is an ambition, not a claim that the brand is already finished.
That is where the tagline comes from: Welcome To The New Standard in Crypto. To make it checkable, the company publishes a monthly list of what it will and will not do, called The Mafia Standard.
What “built for EVM networks” means
EVM stands for Ethereum Virtual Machine, the shared set of rules that runs smart contracts on Ethereum and on many compatible networks. Building for EVM networks means the same kind of wallet, contract and tool can work across several chains. CoinMafia builds on PulseChain today. Its launchpad documentation says the goal is “to support all major EVM-compatible networks” (coinmafia.io/docs). Launches on Solana and Robinhood Chain are planned, which means they are not live yet. New to PulseChain? Start with our plain-English guide.
What CoinMafia builds, and what is live today
CoinMafia describes seven crypto services, plus a token launchpad site. We checked every public address ourselves on November 13, 2026. Here is where each one stands.
Live and loading when we checked
- STASH, the free portfolio tracker. STASH describes itself as “Every chain you actually use. Balances, farms, stakes, exchange accounts and tax math in one command center. No account, no paywall, keys never leave your browser” (stash.coinmafia.io). The company says it scans 62 networks, carries no ads or pay-to-rank placements, and does not sell user data. A tracker only reads a public address. It cannot move your coins, and it is not a promise that any project is safe. For how that works, see What Is a Crypto Portfolio Tracker?
- The CoinMafia launchpad at coinmafia.io. The site describes itself as a multichain token launchpad where people can “create, trade, and launch tokens with bonding curves” (coinmafia.io). Its documentation covers connecting a wallet, creating a token, bonding curves, trading and security (coinmafia.io/docs). A bonding curve sets a token’s price by a published formula. It does not make any token safe to buy.
Described as live, but not loading when we checked
- FORGE, which company materials describe as a token launchpad open on Ethereum and PulseChain, with a bonding curve, permanent burns and zero hidden allocations.
- CODEX, which company materials describe as a free, plain-English reference for blockchain, crypto, finance and fintech terms, with no account needed.
Both addresses failed to load on November 13, 2026, so we are not linking them here. We will link them once they load again.
Prelaunch, not available yet
- BLOCK: validator hosting on hardware the company says it owns.
- DESK: a PulseChain exchange aggregator.
- RUNNER: a stablecoin bridge between Ethereum and PulseChain.
- WIRE: a public RPC on nodes the company says it owns, plus a private route for CoinMafia trades.
Do not treat any of these four as live tools, and be wary of any site or message that claims to offer them before CoinMafia announces them on its official channels.
The validators behind it
CoinMafia runs 8,000 validators: 4,000 fund the business and 4,000 are dedicated to $MAFIA. Validators are the computers that confirm transactions and keep a proof-of-stake network running. For how they work on PulseChain, see our PulseChain guide. For how the company describes its coin, see Why $MAFIA?.
The free education side
A big part of what CoinMafia does is explain crypto in plain English, with real sources, for free. That includes:
- A daily market recap, like Crypto Market Today: November 13, 2026.
- Beginner guides such as Crypto Made Simple and How to Get Started in Crypto Safely.
- Mafia Watch scam breakdowns, starting with how to spot wash trading and fake volume.
- A PulseChain series that covers the network in technical, cited terms, starting with What Is PulseChain?.
- The Newsroom for company announcements.
What CoinMafia will not do
The short version of The Mafia Standard: no hype and no price promises, no paid shills, no fake volume, no unsourced figures, and no financial advice. CoinMafia will never ask for your seed phrase, private key or wallet password, and nobody from the team will message you first asking for one. If that happens, it is not us.
How to check us yourself
- Type official addresses yourself, or use a bookmark. Do not follow “CoinMafia” links from DMs, ads or pop-ups.
- Official team links are collected at t.me/CoinMafiaOfficial.
- If a product page is not loading, do not use a lookalike site that claims to be it.
- Hold us to the Standard. If a CoinMafia post hypes a price or asks for a key, it has failed.
Frequently asked questions
What is CoinMafia?
CoinMafia is a self-funded cryptocurrency company built for EVM networks, the family of blockchains that run Ethereum-style smart contracts. It builds crypto tools, publishes free education on coinmafiaio.blog, and operates its own validators on PulseChain.
Who founded CoinMafia?
CoinMafia was co-founded by Jenn DeBeers Rishel, chief executive officer, and Rackham Rishel, chief technology officer. The company says it is entirely self-funded by its founders, with no crowdfunding, loans or outside funding.
Which CoinMafia products are live today?
When we checked on November 13, 2026, the free STASH portfolio tracker at stash.coinmafia.io and the token launchpad at coinmafia.io were both loading. Company materials also describe FORGE and CODEX as live, but their pages were not loading when we checked. BLOCK, DESK, RUNNER and WIRE are in prelaunch and are not available yet.
Is CoinMafia only on PulseChain?
CoinMafia builds on PulseChain today, and its launchpad documentation says the goal is to support all major EVM-compatible networks. Launches on Solana and Robinhood Chain are planned. Planned means not live yet.
How do I know I am talking to the real CoinMafia team?
Type official addresses yourself and use the team links collected at t.me/CoinMafiaOfficial. Nobody from CoinMafia will message you first and ask for a seed phrase, private key or code. If that happens, it is not us.
Stay Mafia.
Disclaimer: This post is for education only and is not financial, legal or tax advice. CoinMafia does not tell you what to buy or sell and does not predict prices. Product status can change; check official sources before you rely on any tool.
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