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2025-01-28T19:35:50Z

Token Economics:

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	# Halving of Mining Supply for each token every 3 years.		# Halving of Mining Supply for each token every 3 years.
	# Every nine months, the mining supply of the fastest-to-produce token is cut in half, making it the slowest to produce.		# Every nine months, the mining supply of the fastest-to-produce token is cut in half, making it the slowest to produce.

			===Note:===

	One important difference with the Bitcoin algorithm is that Seasonal Tokens halvings are scheduled in time, not in number of blocks.		One important difference with the Bitcoin algorithm is that Seasonal Tokens halvings are scheduled in time, not in number of blocks.

2025-01-28T19:29:17Z

Token Economics:

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	# Halving of Mining Supply for each token every 3 years.		# Halving of Mining Supply for each token every 3 years.
	# Every nine months, the mining supply of the fastest-to-produce token is cut in half, making it the slowest to produce.		# Every nine months, the mining supply of the fastest-to-produce token is cut in half, making it the slowest to produce.

			One important difference with the Bitcoin algorithm is that Seasonal Tokens halvings are scheduled in time, not in number of blocks.

			The reward halvings occur on schedule, at their specified times, instead of after a specific number of rewards or tokens have been issued. This prevents the times of the halvings from deviating from the schedule due to a shortfall or excess in the total number of tokens produced. However, it means that there will be small deviations of the number of tokens produced from the scheduled amount. The total number of tokens produced by the time a halving occurs may be slightly ahead of schedule or behind schedule. The halving will occur on time anyway.

			Because of this, the total supply of 37 Million tokens is an estimate based on the hypothesis that exactly one reward will be paid out every 10 minutes. In practice, the rate will be close to this value but not exactly equal to it.

	==What Problem Does it Solve?==		==What Problem Does it Solve?==

2025-01-28T19:24:24Z

Token Economics:

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	# No initial coin distribution or pre-mining.		# No initial coin distribution or pre-mining.
	# Everybody, including the contract creators, has to buy or mine the tokens.		# Everybody, including the contract creators, has to buy or mine the tokens.
	# Maximum Supply: ~~33.1128~~ million of each token.		# Maximum Supply: 37 million of each token.
	# Halving of Mining Supply for each token every 3 years.		# Halving of Mining Supply for each token every 3 years.
	# Every nine months, the mining supply of the fastest-to-produce token is cut in half, making it the slowest to produce.		# Every nine months, the mining supply of the fastest-to-produce token is cut in half, making it the slowest to produce.

2024-03-25T19:14:19Z

Proof of Concept:

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	In particular, notice that on June 2022 the rate of production of Spring token was cut in half, creating upward pressure on its price, and five months later Spring was the most expensive of the four tokens.		In particular, notice that on June 2022 the rate of production of Spring token was cut in half, creating upward pressure on its price, and five months later Spring was the most expensive of the four tokens.

	In March 2023 the rate of supply of Summer tokens was cut in half, and you can see that its price is rising relative to the other tokens.		In March 2023 the rate of supply of Summer tokens was cut in half, and few months later Summer became the most expensive of the four tokens.

			In December 2023 the rate of supply of Autumn tokens was cut in half, and you can see that its price is rising relative to the other tokens.

	==Governance:==		==Governance:==

2024-03-25T19:13:26Z

Proof of Concept:

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	The next chart shows the historical relative prices of the four tokens. Notice that despite random fluctuations the real prices fluctuate around the theoretical values. (Dotted lines)		The next chart shows the historical relative prices of the four tokens. Notice that despite random fluctuations the real prices fluctuate around the theoretical values. (Dotted lines)

	[[File:Chart ~~nov 2023~~.png\|1000px \|left]]		[[File:Chart March 2024.png\|1000px \|left]]

	In particular, notice that on June 2022 the rate of production of Spring token was cut in half, creating upward pressure on its price, and five months later Spring was the most expensive of the four tokens.		In particular, notice that on June 2022 the rate of production of Spring token was cut in half, creating upward pressure on its price, and five months later Spring was the most expensive of the four tokens.

2024-01-11T17:04:11Z

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	At the moment the system works as intended for relatively small-volume trades. Large trades are not as profitable due to price slippage. This will improve in the future as the liquidity pools grow in size.		At the moment the system works as intended for relatively small-volume trades. Large trades are not as profitable due to price slippage. This will improve in the future as the liquidity pools grow in size.

			[[Road Map \| Read the Full Road Map]]

	==Facts you don’t want overlooked:==		==Facts you don’t want overlooked:==

2023-11-16T15:52:09Z

Proof of Concept:

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	The next chart shows the historical relative prices of the four tokens. Notice that despite random fluctuations the real prices fluctuate around the theoretical values. (Dotted lines)		The next chart shows the historical relative prices of the four tokens. Notice that despite random fluctuations the real prices fluctuate around the theoretical values. (Dotted lines)

	[[File:~~HistoricalRelativePriceMay2023~~.~~JPG~~\|1000px \|left]]		[[File:Chart nov 2023.png\|1000px \|left]]

	In particular, notice that on June 2022 the rate of production of Spring token was cut in half, creating upward pressure on its price, and five months later Spring was the most expensive of the four tokens.		In particular, notice that on June 2022 the rate of production of Spring token was cut in half, creating upward pressure on its price, and five months later Spring was the most expensive of the four tokens.

2023-10-02T20:35:01Z

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	# No initial coin distribution or pre-mining.		# No initial coin distribution or pre-mining.
	# Everybody, including the contract creators, has to buy or mine the tokens.		# Everybody, including the contract creators, has to buy or mine the tokens.

	# Maximum Supply: 33.1128 million of each token.		# Maximum Supply: 33.1128 million of each token.
	# Halving of Mining Supply for each token every 3 years.		# Halving of Mining Supply for each token every 3 years.

2023-06-05T20:48:06Z

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	[[File:SeasonalTokens Banner XI 01SM.png \|~~800px~~]]		[[File:SeasonalTokens Banner XI 01SM.png \|1000px]]

	=Seasonal Tokens Due Diligence:=		=Seasonal Tokens Due Diligence:=

2023-06-05T20:47:44Z