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  • 1. What is MFP and how is it calculated
  • 2. Why MFP Lock is needed
  • 3. Reward flows in a block
  • 4. How much must be locked
  • 5. Daily-reward formula and limits
  • 6. The “Lock → Unlock” process
  • 7. Reward examples
  • 8. Dynamic MFP changes
  • 9. Fund security
  • 10. Why MFP Lock is profitable
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MFP Lock — a complete breakdown of mechanics

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1. What is MFP and how is it calculated

MFP (Maximum Fair Price) is an internal quality score for every server on the Clore.ai network. The algorithm considers all key hardware characteristics: GPU model and count, PCI Express version and lane width, internet-link speed, CPU model, and many other metrics. The more powerful and stable the configuration, the higher the MFP. The current upper limit is 65.


2. Why MFP Lock is needed

A score alone is not enough—the network must see that the owner believes in the server and is willing to back its quality with coins. A host therefore locks CLORE in MFP Lock, confirming the server’s MFP and unlocking access to a share of each block reward.


3. Reward flows in a block

Income source
Share of emission
Explanation

POH staking

20 %

Users without servers can simply stake their coins here

MFP Lock

20 %

Split equally: Tier 1 (10 %) and Tier 2 (10 %)

With a reward of 313 CLORE per block and 1 440 blocks per day, each basket (Tier 1 and Tier 2) receives 45 072 CLORE per day.


4. How much must be locked

Base rule: 1 MFP = 1 000 CLORE.

Tier
Stake range
Example at MFP = 20

Tier 1

≤ 100 % MFP

≤ 20 000 CLORE

Tier 2

100 – 500 % MFP

up to 80 000 CLORE more (total 100 000)


5. Daily-reward formula and limits

For each basket k ∈ {T1, T2}:

Rent-price ceiling

A server cannot receive from each tier more than its daily rental price. For a rent of 300 CLORE / day the maximums are:

Source
Ceiling

MFP Lock Tier 1

300 CLORE

MFP Lock Tier 2

300 CLORE

Total from MFP Lock

600 CLORE / day

Together with rent, a server rented out for 300 CLORE can earn up to 900 CLORE per day.

Burning surplus

Anything above these limits is automatically sent to a burn wallet.


6. The “Lock → Unlock” process

  • Lock – The host locks the desired amount; 24 h later the server starts receiving rewards.

  • Unlock (all-or-nothing). When “Unlock” is pressed two linear timers start at once:

Timer
Period
What is returned
Arrival

Tier 1

7 days

Full Tier 1 stake

Day 7

Tier 2

14 days

Full Tier 2 stake

Day 14

After transit the funds are automatically moved back to the system wallet.


7. Reward examples

(all examples use a server rented out for 300 CLORE / day)

Scenario

T1 pool share

T1 payout

T2 payout

Total

Burned

A. You are alone, Stake = 65 000 (T1 = 100 %)

100 %

300

0

600

45 072 − 300 = 44 772

B. 100 hosts, each 65 000

1 %

300 (max)

0

600

45 072 − 30 000 = 15 072

C. 99 × 65 000 and you 1 000

0.01538 %

6.93

0

≈ 307

pool burns ≈ 15 359

D. You are alone, Stake = 325 000 (T1 + T2 max)

100 %

300

300

900

90 144

Large scenario: 500 servers (MFP = 30), all rented at 300 CLORE / day

  • 150 servers — full Tier 1 (30 000 CLORE)

  • 150 servers — half Tier 1 (15 000 CLORE)

  • 150 servers — full Tier 1 + half Tier 2 (30 000 + 60 000 CLORE)

  • 50 servers — full Tier 1 + full Tier 2 (30 000 + 120 000 CLORE)

Group (count)

Stake T1 / server

Stake T2 / server

T1 payout / server

T2 payout / server*

Total / server†

Full T1 (150)

30 000

—

106.05

0

≈ 406

Half T1 (150)

15 000

—

53.03

0

≈ 353

Full T1 + ½ T2 (150)

30 000

60 000

106.05

180.29

≈ 586

Full T1 + T2 (50)

30 000

120 000

106.05

300.00

≈ 706

* T2 payouts are capped at 300 CLORE / day. † Total = (T1 payout + T2 payout + rent 300 CLORE).

Pool outcomes (45 072 CLORE / day each):

  • Tier 1: fully distributed — nothing burned.

  • Tier 2: 42 043.2 CLORE paid → 3 028.8 CLORE burned.

Even with 500 servers and strong competition, part of Tier 2 remains unclaimed and is burned daily, maintaining token scarcity and enhancing reward value.


8. Dynamic MFP changes

If the server configuration changes (GPUs added/removed, CPU swapped, etc.), the score is recalculated:

  • MFP rises → any already-locked free coins automatically fill Tier 1 then Tier 2.

  • MFP falls → excess stake moves to unused lock balance. unused lock balance can be unlocked after 10 days.


9. Fund security

  • Two-factor authentication. Always enable 2-FA—it is the first and most important defense layer.

  • Cold & hot wallets. Most assets are stored offline; hot wallets hold only the operational minimum.

  • 2.5 years incident-free. The platform has never been hacked; in any force-majeure the company covers user losses.

  • Unlock timers. Even if an attacker initiates a withdrawal, the minimum 7-day period gives the owner time to react.


10. Why MFP Lock is profitable

  • Transparent economics. Higher hardware quality and higher stake mean a larger share of the pool—no hidden tricks.

  • Guaranteed break-even. A full Tier 1 covers the rental price; a filled Tier 2 doubles that bonus.

  • Clear ceiling. A server rented for 300 CLORE can earn up to 900 CLORE/day—a straightforward cap.

  • Network self-regulation. Surplus rewards are burned, sustaining token scarcity and price stability.

  • Security. Linear timers, 2-FA, and cold storage protect the stake even if an account is compromised.

MFP Lock is more than a “lock coins” button. It rewards investment in quality hardware, stabilises the network economy, and turns hosting on Clore.ai into a predictable, secure revenue stream.