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	=Seasonal Tokens an Ethical & Non-Speculative Wealth Creation system=		=Seasonal Tokens an Ethical & Non-Speculative Wealth Creation system=
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	Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. They’ve been designed so that their prices will cycle around each other over the course of years, allowing users to gain more tokens over time by trading the more expensive tokens for the cheaper ones.		Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. They’ve been designed so that their prices will cycle around each other over the course of years, allowing users to gain more tokens over time by trading the more expensive tokens for the cheaper ones.

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	The problem is that the price of other major cryptocurrencies is highly correlated to Bitcoin's price, and when Bitcoin price falls, it brings all the markets with it.		The problem is that the price of other major cryptocurrencies is highly correlated to Bitcoin's price, and when Bitcoin price falls, it brings all the markets with it.

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	The following chart shows the historical Bitcoin's price. The blue vertical lines mark the dates when the mining supply of bitcoin was cut in half.		The following chart shows the historical Bitcoin's price. The blue vertical lines mark the dates when the mining supply of bitcoin was cut in half.

	As you can appreciate, there is nothing particularly enlightening about this graph. It is hard to see the effect of the halving of the mining supply. The price changes are so large that the information is lost in the details of price fluctuations.		As you can appreciate, there is nothing particularly enlightening about this graph. It is hard to see the effect of the halving of the mining supply. The price changes are so large that the information is lost in the details of price fluctuations. But if we look at the graph on a logarithmic scale, then a pattern emerges...

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	=Bitcoin Halvings Log Scale=		=Bitcoin Halvings Log Scale=

	If we look at the ~~graph~~ on a logarithmic scale, we can concentrate on the order of magnitude changes paying less attention to the random fluctuations in the price. ~~Then a pattern emerges:~~		If we look at the price data on a logarithmic scale, we can concentrate on the order of magnitude changes paying less attention to the random fluctuations in the price.

	Every 4 years on average, the mining supply is cut in half. Months after the halving of the mining supply a bull market sends the Bitcoin price to all-time highs, this bull market sends the price way above its cost of production and the whole thing ends up with a price bubble leading to a bear market that may last more than a year until the next halving occurs.		Every 4 years on average, the mining supply is cut in half. Months after the halving of the mining supply a bull market sends the Bitcoin price to all-time highs, this bull market sends the price way above its cost of production and the whole thing ends up with a price bubble leading to a bear market that may last more than a year until the next halving occurs.
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	As the Bitcoin price skyrockets, people starts looking for alternative investments leading to the so called "Altcoin Season", where other major cryptocurrencies experiment a rise in price due to the Bitcoin bull market.		As the Bitcoin price skyrockets, people starts looking for alternative investments leading to the so called "Altcoin Season", where other major cryptocurrencies experiment a rise in price due to the Bitcoin bull market.

			The first bull run made an astronomical profit above 7000 %, the second bull run made more than 2000 %, and the third a little over 500%. We see that the slope of the curve is decreasing over time.

	[https://dashboard.seasonaltokens.org/bitcoinprice.html QR with link to live BTC chart]		[https://dashboard.seasonaltokens.org/bitcoinprice.html QR with link to live BTC chart]
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	= What Problem is Seasonal Tokens designed to Solve?=		= What Problem is Seasonal Tokens designed to Solve?=

	~~In the long term there is no problem. Bitcoin is the best investment of all times. But in the short and mid terms some problems arise.~~

	*For miners: When the halving takes place, the cost of producing Bitcoin doubles overnight. This leaves many miners out of business.		*For miners: When the halving takes place, the cost of producing Bitcoin doubles overnight. This leaves many miners out of business.
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	*For Traders: If you have bitcoins, and you want more, you have to gamble. You have to sell the bitcoins when you think the price is going to go down, and then buy more bitcoins after the price has fallen. The price could go up instead of down. You could end up with fewer bitcoins.		*For Traders: If you have bitcoins, and you want more, you have to gamble. You have to sell the bitcoins when you think the price is going to go down, and then buy more bitcoins after the price has fallen. The price could go up instead of down. You could end up with fewer bitcoins.

			In the long term there is no problem. Bitcoin is the best investment of all times. But in the short and mid terms some problems arise.
	The ideal situation would be if there were other cryptocurrencies whose prices are rising while Bitcoin's price is falling.		The ideal situation would be if there were other cryptocurrencies whose prices are rising while Bitcoin's price is falling.

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	If we look at the graph on a logarithmic scale, we can concentrate on the order of magnitude changes, paying less attention to the random fluctuations in the price. Then a pattern emerges:		If we look at the graph on a logarithmic scale, we can concentrate on the order of magnitude changes paying less attention to the random fluctuations in the price. Then a pattern emerges:

	Every 4 years on average, the mining supply is cut in half. Months after the halving of the mining supply a bull market sends the Bitcoin price to all-time highs, this bull market sends the price way above its cost of production and the whole thing ends up with a price bubble leading to a bear market that may last more than a year until the next halving occurs.		Every 4 years on average, the mining supply is cut in half. Months after the halving of the mining supply a bull market sends the Bitcoin price to all-time highs, this bull market sends the price way above its cost of production and the whole thing ends up with a price bubble leading to a bear market that may last more than a year until the next halving occurs.
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	= What Problem is Seasonal Tokens designed to Solve?=		= What Problem is Seasonal Tokens designed to Solve?=

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	5) Trade Winter for Spring.		5) Trade Winter for Spring.


			At this point you would have more Spring than if you only buy and hold the tokens. Regardless of the dollar prices of the tokens, having more Spring is better.
			The Seasonal Tokens system outperforms the simple buy and hold strategy.

	By following the rule: always trade tokens for more tokens of a different type, a trader can guarantee that the total number of tokens owned will increase with every trade. This makes it possible to accumulate tokens over time without risking a loss measured in tokens.		By following the rule: always trade tokens for more tokens of a different type, a trader can guarantee that the total number of tokens owned will increase with every trade. This makes it possible to accumulate tokens over time without risking a loss measured in tokens.

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	1) Buy Spring, and wait for it to become the most expensive of the four tokens.		1) Buy Spring, and wait for it to become the most expensive of the four tokens.

	2) Trade Spring for a larger number of Summer tokens. And wait for Summer to become the most expensive token.		2) Trade Spring for a larger number of Summer tokens. And wait for Summer to become the most expensive token.

	3) Trade Summer for a larger number of Autumn tokens. And wait for Autumn to become the most expensive.		3) Trade Summer for a larger number of Autumn tokens. And wait for Autumn to become the most expensive.

	4) Trade Autumn for a larger number of Winter tokens. And when Winter becomes the most expensive token:		4) Trade Autumn for a larger number of Winter tokens. And when Winter becomes the most expensive token:

	5) Trade Winter for Spring.		5) Trade Winter for Spring.


	By following the rule: always trade tokens for more tokens of a different type, a trader can guarantee that the total number of tokens owned will increase with every trade. This makes it possible to accumulate tokens over time without risking a loss measured in tokens.		By following the rule: always trade tokens for more tokens of a different type, a trader can guarantee that the total number of tokens owned will increase with every trade. This makes it possible to accumulate tokens over time without risking a loss measured in tokens.