**MEXC Web3 is a decentralized financial (DeFi) platform based on blockchain technology, aimed at establishing a transparent, accessible, and inclusive distributed digital world system. MEXC Web3 is a wallet-based mining platform for self-hosted users. Users keep their assets in their own wallets and interact with smart contracts through per-transaction authorization, participating in on-chain strategies and computing power allocation, achieving settlement of capital circulation income.**
**Our Principles**
Self-custody: Assets are always in your wallet, and authorization can be reduced or revoked at any time.
On-chain transparency: Contract interactions, fees, and settlements can be verified on a block explorer.
Modular Strategy: Supports multi-chain/multi-strategy integration (EVM compatibility is a priority).
Governance-driven: Open proposals and parameter voting, gradually moving towards community governance.
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MEXC Web3 | Lightweight Wallet Mining
Based on EVM-based decentralized contracts, this platform provides wallet mining with "asset computing power + profit sharing" for users adhering to -i (halal/compliance) principles.
How to Participate: Authorize designated assets in your wallet → Contract matching → Allocate computing power and settle according to on-chain rules.
Features: Public contract rules; no reliance on credit scores; emphasis on fair distribution and information transparency.
Suitable for: Users and institutions with stable capital supply who pursue transparent and compliant rules.
Features: No centralized review required; self-custody + smart contracts replace traditional processes.
**MEXC Web3 core products provide users with comprehensive funding solutions, redefining the future of crypto finance in a secure, efficient and transparent manner.**
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