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Mirror Protocol (MIR) is the governance token of a synthetic assets protocol originally developed by Terraform Labs on the Terra blockchain. The protocol is designed to issue blockchain-based tokens, commonly referred to as mirrored assets or mAssets, that track the price of real-world financial instruments without requiring users to hold the underlying securities. By reflecting on-chain exchange prices, these synthetic tokens give traders price exposure to traditional assets while offering the fractional ownership, open access, and censorship resistance characteristic of cryptocurrencies. Because the assets are purely synthetic, they capture only the price movement of the corresponding instrument rather than representing direct ownership. MIR functions as the protocol's native governance token, allowing holders to vote on code changes and to direct the on-chain treasury. The project was launched with a decentralization-first approach: no administrative keys or special privileges are retained, and the development team has stated no intention of holding or selling MIR. Mirror Protocol operates within the broader decentralized finance (DeFi) category as a synthetic asset issuer, and the token is also part of the associated Terra Classic and BNB Chain ecosystems following the original network's evolution.