MPC

MPC Unity is a web application from MPC that presents real mining assets in the language of global capital markets, with data that is verifiable on chain. The site describes the project as currently in the design and build stage, and it is organized around a guided five-step run. That run begins when a visitor connects a wallet, mints a Unity certificate, clears quests to earn Crew, spends Crew on digs inside My Mine, refines and registers ore, and invites partners. Everything a participant does writes a record under their own wallet, and the product frames that on-chain record keeping as the core of what it offers. The background is a trust problem in mining information. MPC's own Product Hunt description states that MPC connects real mining projects with structured data, professional verification and digital registries, describing itself as the trust layer for mining information, with real mining assets expressed in the language of global capital markets. The website repeats the promise that the data is verifiable on chain, and it explains why that matters in its FAQ: records live on chain under your wallet, and that is why a record cannot be edited afterwards, by the project either. The emphasis is therefore on participation history and mining-related records that can be inspected rather than taken on faith, with the wallet itself acting as the account. Entry is handled through the certificate step. The first of the five steps asks a user to connect a wallet, verify the community and their email, after which the Unity certificate is minted to them and the mine opens behind it. The FAQ confirms that a wallet is mandatory because a wallet is the account here; users can connect one they already use, or install one and come back. The site states plainly that it never sees or holds keys. The community verification step involves Telegram: the FAQ explains that the community group is where the project answers questions, and the check that you joined it is what one of the join steps reads, describing it as a membership check with nothing posted for the user. Crew is the second pillar and the internal balance. The second step is to clear quests to earn Crew, which the site calls the balance the mine runs on, and notes that the whitepaper check-in comes round once a day. A related MPC site, Community check-in, is offered for recording daily participation; the site labels it a separate site, states that no rewards are currently available there, and warns that opBNB BNB gas fees apply. The FAQ summarizes what a participant actually gets as Crew from quests, ore and goods from the mine, and a place in the weekly standings, with everything written as a record under their own wallet. Digging is the third step and the core in-mine action. A dig spends 3 Crew and writes a record, and a day allows up to 20 digs, with the record being what the standings read. That means each dig produces a permanent, wallet-attributed entry rather than a private counter, so the standings are computed from records rather than from an internal score. Refining and registering is the fourth step: five of one grade fuse into one of the next grade, and a registered ore pays credit over 15 days. Ore and goods obtained from the mine are the tangible outputs described in the FAQ. The fifth step is social growth. When an invited partner completes the entry exam, the inviter earns 10 Crew and the invited partner receives 30 Crew once, with the reward claimed in Ventures. The site also states that active partners improve your mining bonuses, tying the invite loop back into in-mine performance rather than leaving it as a standalone referral counter. The overall mechanics are deliberately wallet-first and gas-aware. The FAQ explains that the relayed path sends your records for you, so you pay no gas on it, while sending a record yourself from your own wallet is also offered and that path pays its own gas. Because records live on chain under the user's wallet, they cannot be edited afterwards, by the project either, which is the mechanism behind the verifiability claim. On the privacy side, the site offers optional analytics: Google Analytics, which sends visit data to Google and uses analytics cookies, plus first-party audience measurement when enabled, with an explicit statement that wallet, account, email and registration details are not sent to Google, and that rejecting analytics does not affect any product feature. For users, the stated outcomes are concrete: Crew earned through quests, ore and goods produced by the mine, a position in the weekly standings, and an uneditable record trail under their own wallet. Active invited partners can improve mining bonuses, and registered ore pays credit over 15 days, giving a refining path from raw grades to a registered asset. The no-gas relayed path lowers the friction of writing records, while the self-send option gives users a direct route if they prefer to pay their own gas. The use cases follow the five-step run directly. A daily routine combines the whitepaper check-in and quests to accumulate Crew, optionally recording participation through the separate Community check-in site. A worker then spends Crew on up to 20 digs a day to build a standings record. Refiners fuse five of a grade into the next and register ore to receive credit over 15 days. Inviters onboard partners who complete the entry exam to collect Crew in Ventures and improve mining bonuses. On the institutional side, the site's disclaimer positions the material as not an investment solicitation or offering, for institutional review purposes only, which frames the verifiable on-chain mining data as material for review. The audience and stack are described directly in the content. Participants need a wallet, since the wallet is the account and keys are never held by the project, and the Telegram community group is the channel where questions are answered. The Community check-in site requires opBNB BNB gas, and the main app is a web experience that begins with Connect Wallet. Optional Google Analytics and first-party audience measurement are the only analytics technologies mentioned. There is no pricing information in the provided content; Crew is earned rather than purchased, and the only cost mentioned is gas on the self-send path and on the separate check-in site. The takeaway is straightforward: MPC Unity turns real mining assets and participation into structured data that is verifiable on chain, delivered through a five-step wallet-based run that takes a couple of minutes to start. Crew, digs, refined ore, standings and invites all resolve into records under the user's own wallet that cannot be edited afterwards, which is the primary value proposition the site puts forward.