Ecosystem overview
The current mining workspace, the $OLM allocation policy, and the evidence needed for the next development steps.
How the pieces fit
Oreloom is building an Intelligence & Automation platform. Its initial application, Mining Intelligence, connects Zcash network data, rental records, and wallet receipts in one monitoring workspace.
The $OLM policy describes how collected fees and net converted ZEC proceeds would be allocated. Viewing the product does not require holding $OLM; the policy is not yet an executed holder benefit.
Current scope
| Module | Status | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Mining operations & evidence | Available | Network readings, published rental records, confirmed ZEC receipts, and exports. |
| Mining Intelligence | Descriptive tools available | Performance reports and effort estimates. Profitability optimization is not implemented. |
| Allocation visualization | Available | Illustrative accounting and 30 / 60 / 10 simulations. |
| Transaction execution & holder delivery | Planned | Fee collection, buybacks, burns, NVDA acquisition, and holder delivery require implementation and transaction evidence. |
| Profitability models & decision engine | Research / Planned | Models need validation; a decision engine and autonomous execution are not deployed. |
What a status means
- Available means the documented observation or interface exists; it does not guarantee that every upstream source is online.
- Research means a question, model, or validation program is being specified, without a deployed production engine.
- Planned means an intended capability that has not been implemented. No completion date is committed here.
Next steps & completion evidence
| Step | Evidence required before reporting completion |
|---|---|
| Establish project accounts and token controls | Canonical deployment, verified source, supply and allocation disclosures, and documented treasury authority. |
| Reconcile a funded mining cycle | Linked funding, rental, delivery, payout attribution, conversion, and costs; report zero-payout outcomes too. |
| Enable allocation execution | Reviewed contracts and policies, recorded fee collection, purchase and burn receipts, and reconciled reserves. |
| Enable holder distributions | Asset verification, issuer eligibility, published holder rules, acquired quantities, and delivery receipts. |
| Validate decision support | Reproducible datasets, baseline comparisons, held-out results, and documented limits before autonomous execution. |