This edition is special! Seasons went live on this day one month ago, and we’re thrilled to have already achieved so much more than projects often take years to pull off (and sometimes, they still don’t).

Do check out the previous edition if you missed it. Fresh editions of Seasons Weekly drop every Friday. Real numbers. Product updates. And lots more. Subscribe, so that you never miss a beat. Let’s go.

• Rounds #9 and #10 of yield distribution completed.

• $56,320+ paid in total yield so far, across 251+ nodes.

• 1,630+ total holders, up over 25% from 1,300+ last week.

• Published the ‘Seasons 26 for 2026’ blueprint, laying out our game plan to dominate this year, while delivering maximum yield to node holders. We’re going all in on making 2026 the year of Yield 3.0—do check out our blog to understand how.

• Two new USDT-denominated liquidity pools deployed on Meteora, adding more redundancy and making $SEAS more resilient and secure. These pools are locked, meaning no one can move the liquidity and it can only be traded through.

• Phantom wallet now recognizes $SEAS, making it easier for users to discover and interact with the token.

• Solscan now displays the price and market capitalization of $SEAS, and has also started picking up analytics information like the token’s TVL, and so on. While they aren’t accurate yet, it’s a significant move towards Seasons being recognized as a top-tier project.

• $SEAS achieved a stunning buy-sell ratio of 79:1, with an average trade size of about $61 (i.e., generating ~$6 in yield per transaction).

• Six winners from the Scribble community got early access to the Seasons Ambassador program, as promised during our Spaces with them in December 2025. We’re currently soft launching the program by privately onboarding fifteen talented, aligned creators and community members.

• 26 for 2026 — The Seasons New Year Gameplan

• The Anatomy of a Seasons Node

• Node-time weight function that will improve and align incentives for nodes based on the duration and consistency of their participation. Specific details about how we will implement this to be announced soon.

• Increase in the rate or volume of yield payouts. While we’re finalizing the details, this move will help clear the yield-distribution backlog before we automate the acquisition and distribution pipeline, as outlined in our ’26 for 2026’ gameplan.

• Seasons’ first on-chain campaign to boost trading volume, holder count, and other key aspects of the token and yield mechanism.

Besides these, we’re actively working towards building and launching our dashboard and the ‘SOY’26 — State of Yield 2026’ report.

That’s it for today. Join us for more exciting updates next week, as we turn 2026 into the year of Yield 3.0.

Seize the moment. $SEAS the yield.

👇 Join us in transforming YieldFi 👇

General Resources:
🌐 Website | ✳️ LinkTree | ⚫ Beacons | 📃 Docs

Connect with and Join the community:
X (Twitter) | Telegram | Youtube | LinkedIn

Originally published: https://seasons.wtf/blog/seasons-weekly-edition-4

This edition is special! Seasons went live on this day one month ago, and we’re thrilled to have already achieved so much more than projects often take years to pull off (and sometimes, they still don’t).

Do check out the previous edition if you missed it. Fresh editions of Seasons Weekly drop every Friday. Real numbers. Product updates. And lots more. Subscribe, so that you never miss a beat. Let’s go.

• Rounds #9 and #10 of yield distribution completed.

• $56,320+ paid in total yield so far, across 251+ nodes.

• 1,630+ total holders, up over 25% from 1,300+ last week.

• Published the ‘Seasons 26 for 2026’ blueprint, laying out our game plan to dominate this year, while delivering maximum yield to node holders. We’re going all in on making 2026 the year of Yield 3.0—do check out our blog to understand how.

• Two new USDT-denominated liquidity pools deployed on Meteora, adding more redundancy and making $SEAS more resilient and secure. These pools are locked, meaning no one can move the liquidity and it can only be traded through.

• Phantom wallet now recognizes $SEAS, making it easier for users to discover and interact with the token.

• Solscan now displays the price and market capitalization of $SEAS, and has also started picking up analytics information like the token’s TVL, and so on. While they aren’t accurate yet, it’s a significant move towards Seasons being recognized as a top-tier project.

• $SEAS achieved a stunning buy-sell ratio of 79:1, with an average trade size of about $61 (i.e., generating ~$6 in yield per transaction).

• Six winners from the Scribble community got early access to the Seasons Ambassador program, as promised during our Spaces with them in December 2025. We’re currently soft launching the program by privately onboarding fifteen talented, aligned creators and community members.

• 26 for 2026 — The Seasons New Year Gameplan

• The Anatomy of a Seasons Node

• Node-time weight function that will improve and align incentives for nodes based on the duration and consistency of their participation. Specific details about how we will implement this to be announced soon.

• Increase in the rate or volume of yield payouts. While we’re finalizing the details, this move will help clear the yield-distribution backlog before we automate the acquisition and distribution pipeline, as outlined in our ’26 for 2026’ gameplan.

• Seasons’ first on-chain campaign to boost trading volume, holder count, and other key aspects of the token and yield mechanism.

Besides these, we’re actively working towards building and launching our dashboard and the ‘SOY’26 — State of Yield 2026’ report.

That’s it for today. Join us for more exciting updates next week, as we turn 2026 into the year of Yield 3.0.

Seize the moment. $SEAS the yield.

👇 Join us in transforming YieldFi 👇

General Resources:
🌐 Website | ✳️ LinkTree | ⚫ Beacons | 📃 Docs

Connect with and Join the community:
X (Twitter) | Telegram | Youtube | LinkedIn

Originally published: https://seasons.wtf/blog/seasons-weekly-edition-4