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1 MinePro Documentation

• 1.1 MinePro documentation navigation (you are here)

2 Introduction

• 2.1 Introduction to MinePro and $MINE - High Profit Bitcoin Mining Operation

3 Main

• 3.1 Problem: Power cost

• 3.2 Solution: Logic Mining through MinePro

3.2.1 Introducing MinePro

• 3.3 The gap increases further between industrial & retail Bitcoin mining

• 3.4 Competing solutions

3.4.1 Startup style Bitcoin mining cash grab projects

• 3.5 Hosting arm

3.5.1 How will Hosting Work?

3.5.2 Whats In It For The MinePro DAO?

3.5.3 Why Pay up to 20% of your Bitcoin Rewards?

3.5.4 What are our competitive advantages with hosting?

• 3.6 Tokenization of Bitcoin mining through $MINE

3.6.1 How $MINE works

3.6.2 Buy pressure mechanism

3.6.3 Elastic staking pool

3.6.4 Price stability mechanism

3.6.5 Reward APR

3.6.6 Deflationary mechanism

4 Further information

• 4.1 $MINE as an economic enigma

• 4.2 Opportunity size and scalability

• 4.3 Legal agreements and safeguards

4.3.1 Five year power contract

4.3.2 Uptime Service Level Agreement with Logic Mining

4.3.3 Asset Ownership and Governance by MinePro DAO

4.3.4 Warranty and Equipment Replacement Policy

• 4.4 Logic Mining's facility

• 4.5 Why ICP?

• 4.6 In-depth tokenomics

4.6.1 $MINE use cases

4.6.2 Tokenomics and Voting

4.6.3 Staking mechanism

4.6.4 Sale minimums and maximums

4.6.5 SNS Parameters

4.6.6 Potential Attack Vectors

4.6.7 Funding Disbursement