MPRO: the token and the distribution

MPRO is the platform's currency and the unit of the daily distribution. The /mpro page carries the live token card — supply, emission, burn rates and contract addresses, all read straight from the chain so you can verify every number on an explorer.

The token in one paragraph

MPRO is a LayerZero OFT: one token, one address, on Ethereum and Base. New MPRO is minted only on Ethereum; everything on Base arrived over the Bridge (/exchange). Bridging burns on the chain you leave and mints on the chain you arrive, so the total supply — the sum across chains — never changes. The supply is hard-capped at 500,000,000 MPRO in the contract; the cap cannot be raised by anyone.

Transfers can carry a burn fee — a percentage destroyed on every transfer, shown live per chain on the token card. Like most numbers on this page, it is a parameter, not a constant: the MPRO Lab community can change it by vote.

The daily distribution

Every day at 08:00 UTC the platform closes a cycle and splits the day's pool — 250,000 MPRO — between all licences:

  1. Each licence earns credits for the cycle, by its type's rate and cap.
  2. Boosters apply on top: licences in your referral structure add bonus credits — your share is leveraged by the people you brought in.
  3. The pool is divided by the day's total credits, and each licence is credited its share.

The pool size, credit rates, qualifying time and booster tiers are all DAO-governed parameters.

Your accrued share is visible on /rewards the moment the cycle closes. The Distribution log shows every cycle, every licence, and the full history of what was accrued, minted and claimed.

The To mint figure shows everything your licences have earned. If some of your licences are listed on the marketplace, a second line shows the amount available right now — the difference is the distribution reserved for the buyers of your listed licences, and it unlocks the moment a listing ends.

From accrual to your wallet: mint, then claim

Claiming is a two-step flow, and the interface walks you through both:

  1. Mint distribution — the platform pushes your accrued share onto the claim contract on Ethereum. This step costs you nothing at the moment you do it; each mint adds a fixed 0.003 ETH platform fee to your balance, charged later.
  2. Claim distribution — you sign one transaction and the tokens move to your wallet. At this point you pay the accumulated platform fee plus network gas.

You can close the window between the steps — reopening it picks up exactly where you left off. Minted-but-unclaimed distribution waits for you on the contract, forever, and the claim history on that contract is your permanent, on-chain record.

Staking

/stake lists the staking products currently open. Terms — duration, rates, fees — are always shown in the product itself; read what the app shows before you confirm.