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25 September, 2026 / News / AI / Tags: mntd, leaderboard, progression, rewards, mint

Mint.io has rolled out a unified Web3 player economy across its web platform and Telegram Mini App, linking XP, leaderboards and rewards ahead of its MNTD token activation later this year
Mint.io has expanded its Web3 player economy across the full web platform, connecting games, XP accumulation, leaderboards and rewards into a single system. The move creates a shared progression environment where eligible activity in supported titles contributes to a player’s standing regardless of which game is played.
Players earn XP through qualifying sessions, climb tiers and compete for prize pools. This setup moves beyond single-title silos, letting progression carry over the entire platform. On-chain verification handles core reward flows while AI-assisted models manage incentives and balance the economy as participation shifts.
A free-to-play Telegram Mini App sits alongside the main web platform, offering another entry point into the same progression system. Both routes feed eligible activity into the unified leaderboard and reward pool.
Leaderboard standings accumulated during the pre-launch period will convert into MNTD allocations when the token activates. Eligible play carried a 200% XP boost during the build-up phase, and progress recorded on the web platform and Telegram Mini App counts toward the final distribution.
Each session contributes to a player’s position on the platform-wide ranking. Mint has not disclosed the exact conversion rate between leaderboard progress and token allocations. Claims are scheduled to open after the token-generation event.
The MNTD token will have a maximum supply of 1 billion. Token emissions will be hard-capped and linked directly to platform revenue. Reward limits will control how much enters circulation through the player economy, while built-in controls aim to prevent promotional abuse and exploitation of the progression system.
Eligible platform activity determines participation in the reward structure. The model is designed to maintain balance during volume spikes, slower market periods and other changes, rather than relying on unrestricted distribution around the launch.
Staking MNTD will unlock Status levels that provide benefits including rakeback, daily rewards, raffles, airdrops, weekly lossback and staking rewards. Rakeback returns a portion of wagers or fees, while lossback rewards players based on their losses.
The token-generation event is set for the fourth quarter of 2026. The platform will launch on Robinhood Chain. Season 1 leaderboard results will determine initial MNTD allocations, with claims opening afterward.
Token distribution breaks down as follows: 30% for community rewards, 15% for the treasury, 13% for growth and activation, 10% for the team, 8% for liquidity, 8% for a growth reserve, 7% for private sales, 7% for strategic partnerships and 2% for airdrops.
| Token Allocation Category | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Community rewards | 30% |
| Treasury | 15% |
| Growth and activation | 13% |
| Team | 10% |
| Liquidity | 8% |
| Growth reserve | 8% |
| Private sales | 7% |
| Strategic partnerships | 7% |
| Airdrops | 2% |
After the MNTD launch, Mint plans to add additional titles to its shared infrastructure. Each new game will use the same XP, ranking and reward framework. Additional leaderboard seasons with token-denominated prize pools are also in the works.
The AI-assisted content pipeline will continue to produce new themed experiences, allowing fully developed, token-utility games to appear roughly every ten days. The platform operates under the Anjouan gaming license held by Sage Shark Ltd.
Availability is restricted to users aged 18 and older, with jurisdiction-specific rules applying. Real-mode gameplay requires supported cryptocurrency balances; demo play does not generate XP or real-money rewards.









