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Mina On-Chain Identity Credential Agent Generating 8,000 RMB Monthly

Workflow: Users input on-chain task requirements and personal profiles. The agent invokes Mina Protocol tools to generate verifiab

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🔧 Workflow

Users input on-chain task requirements and personal profiles. The agent invokes Mina Protocol tools to generate verifiable credentials and submit them to designated applications, outputting completion credentials and on-chain records while automatically running batch tasks daily. The system first scrapes the ecosystem task panel and community bounty list daily, categorizes them by required credential types, then invokes o1js scripts to batch-generate zero-knowledge proofs for submission to on-chain contracts. Finally, it aggregates credential IDs, task statuses, and reward crediting statuses into a local spreadsheet, with manual review limited to exceptional items.

🛠 Setup Requirements

Requires a basic understanding of Mina Protocol zero-knowledge proofs and o1js development tools, the ability to deploy light nodes and invoke smart contracts, and a regular computer plus a cloud server. The first credential task can typically be running within two weeks. For the tech stack, first review the official documentation to understand the zkApp account model and signature mechanism, then write a minimum verifiable credential contract using o1js, deploy it to the Mina testnet, connect via Auro Wallet to complete on-chain signatures, and finally set up task submission and reward query scripts on a cloud server to execute on a schedule.

🧰 Toolchain

🔧 Mina Protocol
🔧 o1js
🔧 Auro Wallet
🔧 Cloud Server
🔧 Blockchain Explorer

💰 Revenue

① On-chain identity credential task rewards (primary revenue): Ecosystem project parties issue token rewards based on valid credentials, ranging from 200-500 RMB per single task × 16-40 times per month = 8,000 RMB monthly, with early-stage equivalents reaching 8,000-12,000 RMB in tokens (case study metric, independently unverified, as of September 2026); the exact proportion of total revenue is not specified. ② Credential generation commissions: Task publishers pay commissions based on the number of successfully submitted credentials, with each credential submission costing approximately 0.1-0.5 RMB; single commission rates are not publicly disclosed, and their share of revenue is unstated (case study material, unverified independently). ③ Batch task execution: Running credential tasks in batches for project parties, accumulating over 1,500 valid credentials in two weeks, settled by volume; unit settlement prices are not public (case study claim, independently unverified), with no standalone proportion provided. ④ Opportunity item, Mesa upgrade compensation: The protocol issues additional compensation tokens for credentials resubmitted after updating verification keys; the unit compensation price is not disclosed, and its revenue share has no figures.

💸 Cost

Approximately 300 RMB per month, covering cloud server and API call fees. Mainnet gas fees are not required during the testnet phase, while post-mainnet launch costs are approximately 0.1 to 0.5 RMB per credential submission.

⏱ Time Investment

2 hours daily for maintenance and task scheduling, comprising 30 minutes to check the task panel and reward deposits, 1 hour to handle protocol upgrades or verification key updates, and the remaining 30 minutes to optimize scripts.

🚀 Getting Started

First study the Mina official documentation and o1js tutorials, deploy a local test node, and join the ecosystem task community to claim your first credential task, gradually expanding task volume once running. The first step is to register a Mina ecosystem developer email and join the official Discord, locate the task bounty channel, pick the simplest identity verification task, modify parameters using the o1js template to generate the first credential, and migrate to the mainnet after running successfully on the testnet.

🔑 Keys to Success

✅ Early participation in Mina ecosystem tasks
✅ Mastering zero-knowledge proof credential generation
✅ Automating batch processing of on-chain tasks
✅ Continuously tracking protocol upgrades and task panels
✅ Maintaining information synchronization with the ecosystem community

⚠️ 风险

⚠️ Protocol upgrades causing application suspensions, requiring updates to verification keys; multiple zkApps were temporarily unusable during the Mina Mesa upgrade
⚠️ Fluctuations in token rewards impacting earnings, with equivalent returns shrinking when MINA prices drop
⚠️ Intensified competition in ecosystem tasks, potentially narrowing the early dividend window
⚠️ Technical vulnerabilities in zero-knowledge proof contracts preventing credentials from being correctly verified

📌 Real Cases

📌 An early user participated in on-chain identity credential tasks during the initial launch phase of the Mina mainnet, earning approximately 8,000 RMB in equivalent token rewards that month
📌 Following the release of the Mina official roadmap, community members batch-ran credential tasks on the testnet, accumulating over 1,500 valid credentials in two weeks and redeeming ecosystem task rewards
📌 During the Mina Mesa upgrade testing period, some participants resubmitted credentials after updating verification keys, earning additional upgrade compensation tokens

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