Clore.ai Reward Distribution System

1 . Legacy Reward Flow (Before the Rework)

Every minute the Clore blockchain mints a new block whose emission was distributed as follows:

Share	Recipient
50 %	Miners (Proof‑of‑Work)
10 %	Developer wallet
40 %	Single marketplace reward pool

That 40 % entered one large pool from which all host incentives were calculated by a legacy formula.

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2 . New Marketplace Pool Split (After the Rework)

The 50 % to miners and 10 % to developers remain unchanged. Only the marketplace share is redesigned:

Engine	Pool share	Share of block emission
POH Staking	50 % of marketplace pool	20 % of block emission
MFP Lock	50 % of marketplace pool	20 % of block emission

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3 . POH Staking – Passive Token Income

3.1  Concept

Stake external wallets to prove long‑term ownership of CLORE. The sum of all staked wallets (minus lent + plus borrowed balances) is your POH stake.

3.2  Lifecycle & Timers

Step	Delay	Notes
Stake POH → active	24 h warm‑up	countdown in UI
Reward accrual cadence	every minute	credits daily transit account
Daily reward → claimable	8 days after accrual	Claim button appears
Expiry if unclaimed	30 days after accrual	reward is burned
Unstake POH	immediate	stops future accrual

Reward unlock sequence: the reward for staking Day 1 becomes claimable on Day 8, the reward for Day 2 on Day 9, and so on, rolling forward one day at a time.

3.3  Reward Formula & Indicative APY

minute_pool = block_emission_per_min × 0.20
user_reward_per_min = user_staked / total_staked × minute_pool

The UI derives APY by projecting today’s minute income over a year assuming constant totals.

3.4  Dashboards

• Global staked POH graph (Grafana).

• Personal POH income chart in the user cabinet.

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4 . MFP Lock – Server Boost Engine

4.1  Concept

• MFP (Maximum Fair Price) is Clore’s internal quality score for each server (range 1 – 65). The platform calculates it automatically, taking into account every key aspect of the machine: CPU cores/threads, GPU model and count, PCI‑Express version and bus width, internet bandwidth, and disk read/write speed.

• Protecting this score is optional: you lock 1 000 CLORE for each MFP point you wish to back. If you choose not to lock, the marketplace assumes MFP = 0 and you receive only the tenant’s payment.

• When you do lock, the protected MFP unlocks company‑paid rewards from the MFP pool according to the tier rules below.

4.2  Two‑Tier Model & Caps

Tier	Lock range vs requirement	Pool share	Company‑paid cap
Tier 1	0 – 100 %	50 % of pool	≤ 100 % of rental price
Tier 2	100 % – 500 %	50 % of pool	≤ 100 % of rental price

Because each tier has a hard cap, any reward amounts that exceed these caps are burned and permanently removed from circulation, reducing overall supply.

Illustration: if a server rents for 10 USD/day, the absolute maximum is 30 USD/day (10 USD tenant + ≤ 10 USD Tier 1 + ≤ 10 USD Tier 2).

4.3  Batch‑Lock Convenience  Two‑Tier Model & Caps

Tier	Lock range vs requirement	Pool share	Company‑paid cap
Tier 1	0 – 100 %	50 % of pool	≤ 100 % of rental price
Tier 2	100 % – 500 %	50 % of pool	≤ 100 % of rental price

Illustration: if a server rents for 10 USD/day, the absolute maximum is 30 USD/day (10 USD tenant + ≤ 10 USD Tier 1 + ≤ 10 USD Tier 2).

4.3  Batch‑Lock Convenience

Click Lock MFP at the top of My Servers to lock multiple servers in one action; you are not required to open each server individually.

4.4  Lifecycle & Timers

Step	Delay	Notes
Lock MFP → active	24 h warm‑up	starts reward & enables unlock
Unlock Tier 2	14 days transit	whole‑balance unlock; one per server per day
Unlock Tier 1	7 days transit	follows Tier 2 completion
Idle server deletion	28 days idle	funds auto‑returned

4.5  What if I Don’t Lock?

The platform sets protected MFP = 0 for reward purposes. You continue to rent the server and collect tenant payments, but receive no company‑paid reward. There are no penalties or feature restrictions.

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5 . Roll‑Out Plan

Phase	Purpose	Your action
Phase 1 – Preparation	give everyone time to act	• Press Stake POH once (24 h warm‑up).
• Use Lock MFP (top of My Servers or per‑server) to set desired stake.
Phase 2 – Launch	new engines start paying	Rewards begin; legacy GPU‑capacity & POH‑rental caps disabled.

We plan to start Phase 2 on 20 June 2025. If the launch date needs to shift, we will announce the change through Clore.ai’s official social‑media channels.

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6 . Quick Reference Timers

Action	Delay
Stake POH → active	24 h
POH reward claimable	+8 days
POH reward burn	+30 days
Lock MFP → active	24 h
Unlock Tier 2 funds	14 days transit
Unlock Tier 1 funds	7 days transit
Unlock frequency	1× per server / day

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7 . Vision Behind the Rework

“Commitment deserves recognition.”

The redesigned reward engines are built to amplify the upside for those who actively believe in Clore’s future while keeping the door open for everyone else.

Goal	How the new design achieves it
Align rewards with belief	• POH Staking pays holders who lock coins long‑term.• MFP Lock multiplies revenue for hosts who stake CLORE behind their hardware.
Promote long‑term stability	Any payout above tier caps is burned, reducing supply and countering inflation.
Keep entry barriers low	Users who choose not to stake or lock still rent or host normally; they simply forgo the extra company bonus—no throttles, no hidden fees.
Reward real performance	MFP score captures CPU, GPU, PCIe, network, and disk metrics, so the highest‑quality servers unlock the largest company boosts.
Strengthen token utility	Locking CLORE converts a passive balance into productive capital that powers the marketplace, creating organic demand for the token.

In short, we want to reward conviction—both the conviction to hold CLORE and the conviction to invest in capable hardware—while maintaining a fair, penalty‑free experience for every participant.

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8 . Summary . Summary

• Stake POH for passive token income; claim starts on day 8 and expires on day 30.

• Lock MFP to boost server earnings up to +200 % of rent; batch‑lock supported.

• Skipping the lock simply forfeits the company reward – no penalties, no hidden limits.

This rework keeps the miner/developer emissions intact while dividing the marketplace budget into two transparent, purpose‑driven engines that reward long‑term token holders and quality hardware hosts alike.