Private Passport history
Your Passport participation history stays private by default. You can decide whether routes and activity appear on your public Passport.
Open your PassportMintropolis is building in public: with visible gates, measurable learning, and room to change course.
This is a 12-month delivery direction, not an investment promise or a release guarantee. It describes how Mintropolis will test participation, creator value, and community agency before expanding the system. In the short term, the value is easier cultural discovery, clear Drop context, and safer participation. Over time, the goal is more useful creator and community infrastructure—only where each phase proves it deserves to exist.
Explore. Earn. Build. Govern. means participation, product-local progression, cultural access, and community contribution. People may benefit through access and useful features—not income, yield, price appreciation, liquidity, or a guaranteed mint.
Current phase
Months 0–2
Next: Expeditions
We advance only when the published exit criterion is met.
Live Season 0 evidence
This is a public, aggregate readout of product activity. It is not a leaderboard, eligibility check, allocation signal, or promise of access or financial value.
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Phase 01 status
This update separates what can be used today from what remains deliberately gated. It is a product status, not a promise of access, allocation, or financial value.
Your Passport participation history stays private by default. You can decide whether routes and activity appear on your public Passport.
Open your PassportGenesis recognition is checked server-side only when a verified collection source and observed wallet ownership are both on record. Without both, Mintropolis leaves the status unconfigured rather than guessing.
Read the Genesis recordParticipation, city-route, creator, and review signals are recorded for measurement and review. Rate limits, duplicate-event controls, and manual review help keep the baseline useful.
Read the latest changesGenesis recognition is not a benefit, entitlement, or financial signal. Season 0 records are for product evaluation, and we will only advance when the published exit criterion is met.
Each phase exists to prove a real user outcome before Mintropolis takes on the next decision.
Dates are planning windows. Moving forward requires the exit criterion—not momentum alone.
Months 0–2
Establish provenance, wallet-bound participation, and a transparent first season.
Returning Passports, verified city routes, creator activity, and review activity.
Rules, instrumentation, and anti-farming controls are written, tested, and reviewable.
Months 2–4
Test active participation before any transferability is considered.
Expedition completion, repeat participation, resource sinks, and bot-resistance signals.
Participation is meaningful, reconciliation is understood, and no flow resembles a paid lottery.
Months 4–6
Learn whether Cities and Embassies create a sustainable cultural loop.
Recurring use, issuance-to-sink health, creator retention, and moderation burden.
One season shows healthy use, creators see value, and counsel/security review access experiments.
Months 6–9
Connect cultural launches with participation-led civic agency.
Creator-originated activity, diverse participation, proposal quality, recusal, and appeals.
Participation resists capture, policies are understandable, and governance results are auditable.
Months 9–12
Decide whether a token solves a proven coordination problem. “No token” remains a successful outcome.
Evidence against every gate—not price interest, speculation, or sentiment alone.
A public decision record names the next phase, or Mintropolis continues without a token.
The roadmap is designed to make the city fairer, safer, and more resilient as it grows.
Participation is bounded by verified activity, rate limits, sybil signals, and manual review—not clicks, volume, or self-reported social activity.
Passport reputation and early resources stay non-transferable. Any transferability is conditional on an explicit policy, product evidence, and community decision.
Access mechanics, contracts, treasury use, and any token proposal require scoped legal review, a threat model, independent audit planning, and incident controls.
The final phase does not promise $MTRP. It asks whether a token is necessary after the city has demonstrated safe, non-speculative coordination without one.
This roadmap is not investment, legal, tax, or financial advice. Do not make a purchase or participation decision based on it; consult qualified advisers for your own circumstances.