Mission Chain Documentation
Glossary of Brand Terms
Untranslatable Language for Translation Teams, Communicators and Ecosystem Partners
"You are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden."Matthew 5:14
This reference preserves official Mission Chain terms exactly as written in English so translation teams, regional operators, and ecosystem partners can localize context without damaging brand integrity, legal precision, or economic meaning.
Mission Chain Network · 2026
Contents
Glossary Map
This English edition stays fully in English. Brand names, economic instruments, governance roles, and formula notation should remain unchanged across translated materials.
Introduction
Purpose of This Document
This Glossary defines every proper noun, brand name, product name, credential name, technical term, financial instrument name, governance role, and formula variable used across Mission Chain communications.
All terms listed in this document must be preserved exactly as written in English, with no translation, transliteration, or substitution, when Mission Chain materials are adapted into any other language.
The Core Rule for Translators
If in doubt: do not translate. Keep the English term and add a brief explanation in the target language in parentheses on first mention. A term preserved in English is always preferable to one incorrectly translated — especially for brand names, economic instruments, credential tiers, governance roles, and all mathematical notation. For languages using non-Latin scripts (Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Thai, Hindi, etc.): write the local-language explanation first, then the English term in parentheses on first use — and thereafter use the English term alone throughout the document.
The Glossary is organized into 7 sections:
- Brand and Ecosystem Names
- Product and Platform Names
- Economic Instruments and Token Names
- Governance, Mechanics and Technical Terms
- Community Roles and Program Names
- Platform, Content and Business Terms
- Mathematical Formula Variables
Section 1
Brand and Ecosystem Names
These are the foundational brand identities of the Mission Chain ecosystem. They are proper nouns and must always be capitalized and kept in English exactly as shown.
| Term | Category | Meaning & Context |
|---|---|---|
| Mission Chain | Ecosystem Brand | The name of the entire ecosystem — two words, always capitalized. "Mission" carries both the English meaning of a purpose-driven calling and its Judeo-Christian connotation of missionary purpose. "Chain" refers both to blockchain technology and to the unbroken chain of people linked by shared mission. Never hyphenated. Never translated. |
| Mission Chain Network | Ecosystem Brand (formal) | The full formal name of the protocol and ecosystem. Use in legal documents, technical specifications, formal investor communications, and on first mention in official publications. After first mention, "Mission Chain" alone is sufficient. |
| Mission DAO | Governance Entity | The decentralized autonomous organization that governs the Mission Chain ecosystem. "Mission DAO" is a single proper noun. The word "DAO" is never separated from "Mission" in this context. May be explained on first use in local language with a brief parenthetical — then "Mission DAO" thereafter. |
| Creator Mission Economy | Conceptual Framework | Mission Chain's name for the new economic model it introduces — where verified human contribution, not financial speculation, drives value creation. This is an official brand concept. Explain the concept in the target language if needed; keep "Creator Mission Economy" as the English label for the concept itself. |
| Mission Network | Layer 2 Brand | The brand name of Mission Chain's future Layer 2 blockchain infrastructure — the purpose-built network on which the entire ecosystem will ultimately operate, with MIC as its native coin. Always two capitalized words. Never "Mission Network Layer 2 chain" — use "Mission Network Layer 2" or "Mission Network" alone after first mention. |
| Mission Network Layer 2 | Technical Designation | The full designation of the Mission Chain Layer 2 blockchain. "Layer 2" is a globally understood blockchain architecture term. This designation communicates both the technology type and its place in Mission Chain's long-term vision. After first mention: "Mission Network L2" is acceptable shorthand in informal or technical contexts. |
Section 2
Product and Platform Names
Each product name is a single compound proper noun formed by the word "Mission" followed by its function descriptor. All product names are capitalized and kept in English. They are brand identities, not descriptive phrases.
| Term | Category | Meaning & Context |
|---|---|---|
| Mission Learn | Product — Pillar 1 | The blockchain-credentialed creative academy — the first of the three pillars of the ecosystem. "Learn" is a brand suffix, not a standalone word. Never write a local-language translation of "Learn" in this context — e.g., "Mission Aprender" (Spanish) or any equivalent. The concept may be explained locally; the name stays. |
| Mission Work | Product — Pillar 2 | The verified creative economy marketplace — the second pillar. Connects credentialed creators with global clients, all payments settled in MIC. Never translate "Work" in this name. The phrase "Mission Work" is the marketplace's identity — not a generic description of "working for a mission." |
| Mission Social | Product — Pillar 3 | The community, showcase, and belonging platform — the third pillar. It hosts events, creator showcases, Mission Hub activity, and pathways into approved governance participation, but it is not itself a separate governance tier. Never translate "Social." Not to be confused with generic social media — Mission Social is a specific product name. |
| Mission Arts | Sub-platform | The digital asset and licensing layer embedded within Mission Work. Handles the sale and licensing of music, visual art, and video assets — with royalty mechanics for creators. "Mission Arts" is the sub-product brand name. Always capitalized as two words. |
| Mission Hub | Program / Physical Node | A certified physical location — typically within a church, creative space, or community organization — that serves as a local node of the Mission Chain ecosystem. Mission Hubs host in-person Mission Learn sessions, coordinate Mission Work locally, facilitate community onboarding, and strengthen community participation pathways. "Hub" is a brand term; do not translate. "Mission Hub" as two capitalized words is the official designation. |
| Mission Social Festival | Event Brand | The quarterly large-scale community celebration events hosted within the Mission Social platform — including the Global Christian Music Festival, Worship Visual Awards, and Testimony Film Awards. "Festival" may be adapted culturally in local promotional materials, but the official event name remains in English. |
| Mission World | Platform Brand | The first community platform built on Mission Chain's three-pillar architecture. Mission World is not a fourth pillar; it is the first platform expression where Mission Learn, Mission Work, and Mission Social converge into lived community experience. Always written as two capitalized words. The public domain reference is missionchain.world. |
| SOPHIA | AI KOL / Platform Persona | The public-facing AI KOL and community guide deployed on Mission World. SOPHIA curates content, supports devotionals, and strengthens engagement pathways for faith communities. Always uppercase. Keep "SOPHIA" in English across all localized materials. |
Section 3
Economic Instruments and Token Names
These are the financial and economic instruments of the Mission Chain ecosystem. They must be used with precision so the nature of the instrument is never misrepresented to participants, partners, or regulators.
| Term | Category | Meaning & Context |
|---|---|---|
| MIC | Token Ticker | The official ticker and abbreviated name of the Mission Chain Token — the universal coordination token and future native coin of Mission Network Layer 2. Always uppercase. On first mention in any document: "MIC (Mission Chain Token)" — thereafter "MIC" alone. Do not write "MIC token" after the full name has been introduced, as "MIC" is already the complete name. Never translate or render as a local-language word. |
| Mission Chain Token | Token Full Name | The long-form official name of MIC. Use in legal disclosures, investor documents, regulatory filings, and on first mention in formal publications. After first mention, use "MIC" exclusively. |
| MICE | Credential Ticker | The official short-form name and brand identity of Mission Chain's 360-day protocol participation credential governed by approved allocation rules during its active period. Always uppercase. On first mention in formal text: "MICE" or "MICE credential" — thereafter "MICE." Never translate. Not a token, not a security, not an investment instrument. |
| Mission Algorithm Node License | Legacy Long-Form Label | A historical long-form label formerly used for MICE. In current canonical English master documents, prefer "MICE" or "MICE credential." Retain the legacy phrase only where historical continuity, migration notes, or legal comparison requires it. MICE remains a time-bound protocol participation credential — not a token, not a security, not an investment instrument. |
| MFP-NFT | Credential Label | The interface and community label used across the ecosystem for MFP — Mission Founders Pass, the constitutional steward credential. Always written as "MFP-NFT" with a hyphen when this label is used in product UI, dashboards, and public-facing materials. On first mention in formal text, it is acceptable to write "MFP / MFP-NFT (Mission Founders Pass)." |
| Mission Founders Pass | Credential Full Name | The full canonical name of MFP — the lifetime constitutional steward credential capped at 2,500 total supply. MFP supports DAO eligibility and published governance/ecosystem weighting rules, but formal DAO participation only activates when the approved rule is met: at least 1 MFP plus a minimum of 100,000 MIC staked with at least 360 days of remaining lock. It is not a financial instrument, security, or guarantee of return. |
| Community NFT | Credential Category | The umbrella category name for the three contribution-based credential tiers: Builder NFT, Maker NFT, and Luminary NFT. "Community NFT" refers to the category as a whole. Always kept in English. Community NFTs are not sold — they are earned through verified ecosystem activity and participate only in designated ecosystem incentive programs, not DAO voting. |
| Builder NFT | Community NFT Tier 1 🔨 | The first tier of Community NFT. Designated incentive duration: 60 days. Incentive weight: ×1.0. Builder NFTs recognize verified early contribution and do not grant DAO voting rights or modify MIC staking weight. Never translate the word "Builder" in this context. Written as "Builder NFT" or "Builder Community NFT." |
| Maker NFT | Community NFT Tier 2 ⚡ | The second tier of Community NFT. Designated incentive duration: 90 days. Incentive weight: ×2.5. Maker NFTs recognize sustained contribution and do not grant DAO voting rights or modify MIC staking weight. Written as "Maker NFT" or "Maker Community NFT." |
| Luminary NFT | Community NFT Tier 3 🌟 | The highest tier of Community NFT. Designated incentive duration: 180 days. Incentive weight: ×5.0. Luminary NFTs recognize exceptional contribution and visibility in the ecosystem, but they still do not grant DAO voting rights or modify MIC staking weight. Written as "Luminary NFT" or "Luminary Community NFT." |
| USDT | Stablecoin Reference | Tether — the USD-pegged stablecoin used as the fiat-equivalent payment component in MICE credential purchases (50% of total purchase price). Always uppercase. A universal financial term — never translated. |
Role Naming Standard
Important: Builder, Maker, Luminary are proper names — capitalized always, kept in English always. Their meanings may be explained in the target language, but the names themselves are Mission Chain brand identities and must appear exactly as written.
Section 4
Governance, Mechanics and Technical Terms
These terms describe the mechanics of how Mission Chain's protocol, governance, and economic system function. Most are standard global Web3 or finance terms, so English should be preserved to maintain precision and interoperability.
| Term | Category | Meaning & Context |
|---|---|---|
| DAO | Governance Structure | Decentralized Autonomous Organization — a governance model where decisions are made by token and credential holders through on-chain voting, with rules enforced by smart contracts rather than centralized management. Always uppercase. Globally understood in blockchain contexts. On first use in any localized publication, a brief parenthetical explanation in the local language is helpful — after which "DAO" is used alone. |
| Staking / Stake / Staked / Unstake | Governance & Allocation Mechanic | The act of designating MIC for time-locked allocation participation and, where approved rules require it, DAO eligibility activation. In Mission Chain's master-doc target architecture, staking is wallet-resident rather than a mandatory custody transfer: staked balances remain recognized against the holder wallet, and approved vesting-locked MIC may also participate under defined rules. Pure MIC staking has no per-address cap, and Community NFTs do not alter MIC staking multipliers. |
| NFT | Technology Standard | Non-Fungible Token — a unique, verifiable digital asset recorded on a blockchain. In Mission Chain's context, NFTs serve as identity credentials (Community NFTs, MFP-NFTs) and functional participation credentials (MICE). Always uppercase. A globally understood term — explain briefly on first use when writing for non-crypto audiences. |
| Token | Economic Instrument | A digital asset issued on a blockchain representing a unit of value or utility within an ecosystem. "Token" is used specifically for MIC — not interchangeable with local words for money, coin, or currency. Using a local-language equivalent introduces imprecision that can mislead about the nature of the instrument. |
| Smart Contract | Technology Component | Self-executing code deployed on a blockchain that automatically enforces the rules and conditions of a transaction or governance action without requiring a trusted intermediary. In Mission Chain: smart contracts govern escrow payments in Mission Work, NFT issuance, MICE credential activation and expiry, DAO voting, and all designated incentive distributions. Always two words, lowercase in running text. |
| Escrow | Payment Mechanism | A smart contract mechanism that holds a MIC payment securely between the moment a Mission Work job is accepted and the moment client approval is confirmed — releasing funds automatically upon approval without requiring either party to trust the other. "Escrow" is a universally understood commercial term — keep in English. |
| Hindex Algorithm | Proprietary Algorithm | Mission Chain's proprietary daily MIC emission algorithm. The full name is "Hindex Algorithm" — always capitalized. "Hindex" alone is acceptable in community channels and informal use after introduction. Never abbreviated to "H-index" (which is a different concept in academic publishing) or translated. |
| TWAP | Market Reference Term | Time-Weighted Average Price — a standard market-reference methodology that may appear in historical planning documents, oracle discussions, or conversion logic. In current public Mission Chain materials, TWAP is not the public round-pricing rule for MICE, which follows fixed published rounds. Always uppercase acronym. On first use in formal documents: "TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price)." |
| DEX | Finance / Tech Term | Decentralized Exchange — a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading platform that operates through smart contracts rather than a centralized intermediary. Mission Chain may use DEX market data and trading depth as market-health references, but current public MICE pricing is not described as dynamic DEX-driven pricing. Always uppercase — a global Web3 term. |
| Vesting | Token Distribution Term | The gradual unlocking of allocated tokens over a defined time schedule. Mission Chain uses "rolling vesting" for SEED and PRE-SALE allocations — meaning tokens unlock continuously over the vesting period rather than in large tranches. Always "vesting" in English. |
| Cliff | Token Distribution Term | The initial lock-up period during which no tokens can be accessed or transferred, regardless of vesting schedule. For example: "6-month cliff" means the first 6 months after the Token Generation Event (TGE), no tokens unlock — vesting begins only after the cliff expires. |
| TGE | Token Distribution Term | Token Generation Event — the moment at which MIC tokens are first created on-chain and distributed to initial allocation recipients. The reference point from which all vesting cliffs and schedules are measured. Always uppercase acronym. |
| Timelock | Governance Safety Mechanism | A mandatory delay period between a governance approval and on-chain execution. Timelocks are used to slow down sensitive changes, reduce rushed execution, and allow review before implementation. Always "timelock" — one word, lowercase in running text. |
| Quorum | Governance Threshold | The minimum participation level required for a governance vote to be considered valid. If quorum is not met, the vote is invalid regardless of the result among those who did participate. A global governance term — keep in English. |
| Buy & Burn | Tokenomics Mechanism | A repurchase-and-burn mechanism in which MIC is bought from the market and permanently destroyed. Use this term only when referring to a specifically approved burn program or historical tokenomics wording; it should not be used as a blanket description for every current fee flow or reward split in the ecosystem. Always written as "Buy & Burn" — capitalized, with ampersand. |
| Liquidity / Liquidity Pool | Finance & DeFi Term | In the Mission Chain context, "liquidity" specifically refers to the depth of the MIC/USDT trading pair on a Decentralized Exchange — how much capital is available for buying and selling MIC without causing significant price impact. Deep liquidity supports healthier price discovery, lower slippage, and more orderly execution, but it is not a standalone multiplier inside the Adaptive Emission Engine formula. Always use the English terms — local translations introduce imprecision. |
| Layer 2 | Technology Designation | A blockchain scaling architecture built on top of an existing base chain (Layer 1 — in Mission Chain's current case, BNB Smart Chain). Layer 2 networks inherit the security of their base chain while enabling faster and cheaper transactions. "Layer 2" is always capitalized, always two words with a space. "L2" is acceptable shorthand after first full mention. |
| Multi-sig | Security Mechanism | Multi-signature — a security mechanism requiring multiple authorized parties to cryptographically sign a blockchain transaction before it can be executed. Used in Mission Chain for DAO Treasury actions and major governance executions to prevent single-point-of-failure or unilateral control. Always hyphenated: "multi-sig." |
| On-chain / Off-chain | Technical Descriptors | Describe whether an action, record, or transaction occurs directly on the blockchain (on-chain — permanent, publicly auditable, tamper-proof) or outside it (off-chain — faster, cheaper, but not automatically verifiable on the blockchain ledger). In Mission Chain: credentials, job payments, governance votes, and NFT issuances are all on-chain. Always hyphenated. |
Section 5
Community Roles and Program Names
These are the official titles and designations for roles within the Mission Chain ecosystem. They are capitalized as proper titles when referring to the role, and they remain in English across all localized publications.
| Term | Category | Meaning & Context |
|---|---|---|
| Hub Leader | Community Role | The certified community ambassadors who operate Mission Hubs. Hub Leaders are minimum Maker Community NFT holders — active contributors with verified Mission Work history and recognized standing in their local church or creative community. They manage local Telegram communities, host in-person events, source local job opportunities, and represent Mission Chain at regional conferences. Always capitalized as a role title: "Hub Leader." Do not translate to local language equivalents — the title stays in English. |
| Founding Member | Role Designation | Members of the founding team who contributed significant effort, brand, intellectual property, or organizational work to establish the Mission Chain ecosystem — and received MFP-NFTs through Pathway 2 (Founding Contribution). "Founding Member" is a capitalized role title. The concept may be explained locally; the title stays in English. |
| Constitutional Steward | Governance Role | The formal governance role title for an MFP holder who satisfies the approved DAO eligibility rule. In current canonical public materials, that rule is: at least 1 MFP plus a minimum of 100,000 MIC staked with at least 360 days of remaining lock. Constitutional Stewards participate in foundational protocol governance. Always capitalized as a role title. |
| Active Steward | Legacy Planning Term | A historical governance lifecycle label used in older design drafts for an actively participating MFP holder. It is not a primary canonical public role in the current master-doc set. If referenced, mark it as a legacy or archival planning term. |
| Honorary Steward | Legacy Planning Term | A historical lifecycle label used in earlier governance drafts for an inactive or partially inactive MFP holder. It is not a primary canonical public role in the current master-doc set. Use only when discussing archival governance designs. |
| Legacy Credential | Legacy Planning Term | A historical lifecycle label used in earlier governance drafts for a permanently retained but economically inactive MFP status. It is not a primary canonical public role in the current master-doc set. Use only when discussing archival governance designs. |
| Economic Oracle | Legacy / Planning System Term | A planning-era name for an AI advisory monitoring concept referenced in older Mission Chain materials. It is not a currently prioritized public-facing product name in the canonical master-doc set. If used, present it as a planning or archival system term rather than an already deployed public module. |
| Builder / Maker / Luminary | Community NFT Tier Names | The three official contribution credential tiers of Mission Chain. These are proper names — always capitalized, always in English. Builder 🔨 — Tier 1. The foundation layer. One who builds with hands and heart, creates from nothing, lays the first stone. First contribution credential. Maker ⚡ — Tier 2. A growing creative force. One who creates sustained value, multiplies impact, and organizes community. Mid-tier credential. Luminary 🌟 — Tier 3. A guiding light — one whose work is visible from afar and whose presence illuminates the path for others. The rarest credential. Directly echoes Matthew 5:14: "You are the light of the world." Together: Builder. Maker. Luminary. — the progression of light. |
| Founding Steward | Collective Role Designation | The collective term for MFP holders recognized as foundational constitutional participants in the ecosystem. When precision is required in current public documents, prefer the explicit rule-based wording of "MFP holders who satisfy DAO eligibility requirements" over older lifecycle-tier shorthand. |
| Global South | Geopolitical / Strategic Term | The internationally recognized term for regions of Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and parts of the Middle East characterized by developing economies and — in Mission Chain's context — rapidly growing, young, and faith-active populations. "Global South" is the accepted global term in development, geopolitical, and strategic discourse. Keep in English; no local translation substitutes carry the same precise meaning. |
| Creator Economy | Industry Term | The broader global industry in which individual creators monetize their content, skills, and audiences directly — without traditional institutional intermediaries. Mission Chain operates within and seeks to transform the Creator Economy. "Creator Mission Economy" is Mission Chain's specific branded variant — a sub-category of the Creator Economy built on verified contribution and faith values. |
Section 6
Platform, Content and Business Terms
These terms appear regularly in Mission Chain communications and documentation. They are standard digital, operational, and business terms that should remain in English for consistency across markets.
| Term | Category | Meaning & Context |
|---|---|---|
| Portfolio | Platform Term | The on-chain collection of a creator's best works — displayed on Mission Work and Mission Social to demonstrate skill, style, and professional track record to potential clients. A universal creative professional term. Never translate to local equivalents — "portfolio" is understood across markets and carries the specific connotation of professional creative work evidence. |
| Dashboard | Platform Term | The personal ecosystem interface showing a participant's credentials, KPI progress toward the next NFT tier, staking status, reward history, governance eligibility context, Mission Work activity, and MIC balances. "Dashboard" is a universally understood digital product term. |
| KPI | Business Term | Key Performance Indicator — the measurable, verifiable on-chain metrics that a participant must achieve to earn each Community NFT tier (Builder, Maker, Luminary). Examples: number of Mission Work jobs completed, average job rating, MIC earned, governance votes cast, community events organized. On first use in documents for non-business audiences: "KPI (Key Performance Indicator)" — thereafter "KPI." |
| Roadmap | Strategic Term | The official phased development and growth plan for Mission Chain — organized into four phases from Foundation through Global Leadership. "Roadmap" in Mission Chain documents always refers to this specific official plan. The word may be used in local-language prose when explaining the concept; "the Mission Chain Roadmap" or "Mission Chain's roadmap" in formal references. |
| Flywheel | Strategic Metaphor | The "Ecosystem Flywheel" refers to Mission Chain's self-reinforcing growth cycle: learn, build verifiable skill, contribute work, earn MIC, strengthen reputation, deepen community belonging, and expand stewardship participation. Each revolution deepens engagement and increases the ecosystem's real utility. "Flywheel" is the brand metaphor for this cycle — keep in English in official communications. |
| White Paper | Document Type | The official project documentation document that describes Mission Chain's vision, architecture, economic design, governance system, and roadmap. In English: "White Paper" — two words, both capitalized. On translated document covers, "White Paper" may appear as an English subtitle alongside the local-language title. |
| MVP | Product Term | Minimum Viable Product — the initial functional version of a product or feature set, sufficient to validate real-world usage and gather feedback before full development. On first mention in documents for general audiences: "MVP (Minimum Viable Product)" — thereafter "MVP." |
| ARR | Business Metric | Annual Recurring Revenue — the annualized total of predictable, recurring platform revenue. Used as a milestone metric in Mission Chain's growth roadmap ($1M ARR target at Phase III). On first mention: "ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue)" — thereafter "ARR." |
| Whitelist | Access Term | A pre-approved list of wallet addresses authorized to participate in a specific token sale event or early-access allocation. "Whitelist" is a standard Web3 term — keep in English. |
| Airdrop | Distribution Term | The distribution of tokens or NFTs to specified wallets, typically without direct payment — used as a marketing or community reward mechanism. Note: Community NFTs in Mission Chain are not airdropped — they are earned through verified contribution. Keep "airdrop" in English when referencing distribution mechanics. |
| Mainnet / Testnet | Technical Terms | Mainnet: the live, production blockchain network where real transactions occur with real value. Testnet: a test environment that mimics the mainnet but uses valueless test tokens — used for development and auditing before mainnet launch. Both terms are standard global blockchain terms — keep in English. |
| BSC | Technical Acronym | BNB Smart Chain — the blockchain on which Mission Chain is currently deployed (Phase I–III). A high-speed, low-cost EVM-compatible chain with strong presence across Southeast Asia and Africa — Mission Chain's primary target markets. Always "BSC" as the acronym after first mention. On first mention: "BNB Smart Chain (BSC)." |
Section 7 — Technical Protocol Terms
Mathematical Formula Variables
Scope Note — This is a Technical Protocol Reference, not Public Marketing Copy. The formulas below are provided for protocol auditors, smart-contract developers, and integration partners. They MUST NOT be reproduced as headline marketing claims, ROI promises, or yield projections in public copy, brochures, or social posts. Public-facing content uses softer language ("protocol allocation," "participation weight," "approved rules") — see Sections 1–6 above for the public-facing brand terms. Formulas and parameter values are subject to governance review under the Mission Chain Technical Protocol Specification.
All mathematical formulas, variable names, function notation, and numerical constants in Mission Chain documents must be preserved exactly as written in English, without localization of symbols, separators, or notation.
Mission Chain uses the international standard dot (.) as the decimal separator in all formulas, for example 0.59, 0.95, and 22,907,500. Do not substitute commas or local decimal conventions inside formula notation.
| Formula / Variable | What It Is / Meaning of Each Variable |
|---|---|
| E(t) = Ebase(t) × D(t) × R(t) × W(t) | The Adaptive Emission Engine daily MIC emission formula. t = number of days elapsed since ecosystem genesis. All four components are multiplied together to produce E(t) — the total MIC emitted to the network on day t. |
| Ebase(t) = E₀ × e−λt | Exponential decay base emission. E₀ ≈ 22,907,500 MIC/day (initial rate). T_half = 180 days. Combined with decay, distributes exactly 5,950,000,000 MIC (85% of total supply) to the protocol allocation pool over ~3 years to 99% emitted. |
| D(t) = 0.5 + U(t) | Demand factor. U(t) = MICE utilization rate. Range: [0.5, 1.5]. Adjusts emission based on real-time demand for MICE credentials, increasing emission when utilization is high and decreasing when low. |
| R(t) = clamp(250%/ROI, 0.5, 2.0) | Emission balancing factor (technical protocol parameter, not a public yield target). Adjusts emission to dampen extreme allocation imbalances. Clamped between 0.5 and 2.0 to prevent runaway dynamics. The 250%/ROI form is the internal balancing reference and does not represent any guaranteed return target for participants. |
| RMICE,i(t) = (Mi / Nt) × 0.59 × E(t) | Daily MIC allocation for MICE participant i on day t. M_i = active MICE credentials held by participant i. N_t = total active MICE credentials across all participants on day t. 0.59 = 59% of daily emission allocated to the Miners pool. As N_t increases (more participants), per-participant share decreases — total emission is fixed, not expandable. No allocation amount is guaranteed. |
| VotingWeightMFP,i = Si / Σ SMFP,eligible | Voting weight of governance-qualified MFP holder i within the constitutional governance set. S_i = eligible MIC stake recognized for holder i. Σ S_MFP_eligible = the sum of eligible MIC stake across all governance-qualified MFP holders. Holding MFP alone does not activate voting weight; the approved staking and remaining-lock rule must also be met. |
| W(t) = min(1.0, t/30) | Warm-up factor applied during the first 30 days after ecosystem launch. It ramps the effective daily emission gradually, smoothing early-stage release and reducing bootstrapping shock. |
| AllocationStake,i(t) = (Si × TLmult / Σ weighted_stakes) × 0.25 × E(t) | Daily Staking allocation weight for holder i. S_i = MIC staked by holder i. Σ weighted_stakes = sum of all time-lock weighted stakes across all stakers. TL_mult = time-lock multiplier (30d=1×, 90d=1.25×, 180d=1.5×, 360d=2×). 0.25 = 25% of daily emission allocated to the Staking pool. Distribution is purely MIC-based, proportional to stake amount and time-lock duration. Community NFTs do not modify staking allocation weight. |
Why Formulas Must Not Be Translated
Mathematical formulas are precise technical specifications — not prose. Any substitution of variable names, reformatting of notation, or localization of numbers inside formula syntax changes the meaning of the formula and could cause errors in implementation, auditing, or community understanding. Formulas must be reproduced exactly — even in documents written entirely in non-Latin script languages.
Quick Reference
The following checklist summarizes the terms that should remain in English across all Mission Chain translations and localizations.
Ecosystem & Product Names
Mission Chain · Mission Chain Network · Mission DAO · Creator Mission Economy · Mission Network · Mission Network Layer 2 · Mission Learn · Mission Work · Mission Social · Mission Arts · Mission Hub · Mission Social Festival · Mission World · SOPHIA
Economic Instruments
MIC · Mission Chain Token · MICE · MFP-NFT · Mission Founders Pass · Community NFT · Builder NFT · Maker NFT · Luminary NFT · USDT
Technical & Governance Terms
DAO · NFT · Token · Staking / Stake / Staked · Smart Contract · Escrow · Hindex Algorithm · TWAP · DEX · Vesting · Cliff · TGE · Timelock · Quorum · Buy & Burn · Liquidity · Layer 2 · Multi-sig · On-chain · Off-chain · Mainnet · Testnet · BSC
Community Roles & Programs
Hub Leader · Founding Member · Constitutional Steward · Active Steward (legacy) · Honorary Steward (legacy) · Legacy Credential (legacy) · Founding Steward · Economic Oracle (planning) · Builder · Maker · Luminary · Global South · Creator Economy
Platform & Business Terms
Portfolio · Dashboard · KPI · Roadmap · Flywheel · White Paper · MVP · ARR · Whitelist · Airdrop
All Formula Variables (preserve exactly as written)
E(t) · Ebase(t) · D(t) · R(t) · W(t) · RMICE,i(t) · VotingWeightMFP,i · AllocationStake,i(t)
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