Most yield systems treat transactions like lottery tickets. Each trade is an isolated event that either helps or hurts you, depending on which way the price moves.

Seasons works differently. Here, every transaction is a building block.

Besides generating yield, each trade strengthens the entire system, making the next transaction more valuable than the last. And with that, volatility becomes your ally, rather than your enemy.

When someone buys $SEAS, they pay a 10% transaction fee. That fee flows into the distribution pool, generating yield for nodes (wallets holding 10K+ $SEAS).

But beyond just the trade, every ‘buy’ does something more.

The buyer has skin in the game. They become a participant in the system. They can transact again, generating more fees and creating more value, which ultimately gets distributed as yield.

Likewise, whenever someone sells, the same 10% fee applies. And again, more yield flows to nodes.

This cycle doesn’t break when markets turn (upwards or downwards). It accelerates.

Each trade feeds the next. Buyers become holders. Holders may become sellers, contributing 10% on their way out. And when markets drop, lower prices present more accessible entry points for new buyers. This again drives participation and transactions (volume), generating more yield.

This is the flywheel that traditional yield farming can’t replicate.

Excessive price dependence is the Achilles’ heel of most yield systems. They need prices to go up for you to earn. But when markets crash, two things collapse at once: your token value and your yield payouts.

Besides losing money, you also lose the mechanism that was supposed to compensate for the risk you’re taking by participating in such price-dependent yield systems. Your yield disappears when you need it the most.

That’s not the case with Seasons, because here your yield doesn’t come from short-term price action. Here, nodes benefit from real activity, from participation (i.e., volume and velocity), which works regardless of which way the markets move.

And because each transaction strengthens the system (by either bringing in new participants or re-engaging existing ones), your position as a Seasons node becomes more valuable over time, not less. Bull or bear, we don’t care.

Whether they realize it or not, yield seekers typically make directional bets they have no real control over. All they can do is hope the markets move in their favor. That’s speculation dressed up as value generation.

As a Seasons node, you’re not betting on direction (or clinging to hopium).

You’re positioned to own the time-tested business model of large financial institutions, capturing value from trade-induced fees and network effects.

You gain access to a positive flywheel in which transactions flow through the protocol under any market conditions.

Every trade — whether you do it or someone else does — strengthens your position. Every little action matters. Every fee contributes to the system’s growth. Everything compounds.

This way, Seasons goes way beyond yield farming. It gives you network ownership in the truest sense of the term. It’s win-win-win by design, where the protocol grows with its community, not at its cost. All for one, and one for all.

Become a Seasons node. $SEAS the yield.

👉 Start here: https://jup.ag/tokens/7GdpaeSzvkx1a78rRkU11KstM1x8naMmMmmpWQnQSEAS

👇 Join us in transforming YieldFi 👇

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

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X (Twitter) | Telegram | Youtube | LinkedIn

Originally published: https://seasons.wtf/blog/the-network-effect-how-every-trade-compounds-your-yield

Most yield systems treat transactions like lottery tickets. Each trade is an isolated event that either helps or hurts you, depending on which way the price moves.

Seasons works differently. Here, every transaction is a building block.

Besides generating yield, each trade strengthens the entire system, making the next transaction more valuable than the last. And with that, volatility becomes your ally, rather than your enemy.

When someone buys $SEAS, they pay a 10% transaction fee. That fee flows into the distribution pool, generating yield for nodes (wallets holding 10K+ $SEAS).

But beyond just the trade, every ‘buy’ does something more.

The buyer has skin in the game. They become a participant in the system. They can transact again, generating more fees and creating more value, which ultimately gets distributed as yield.

Likewise, whenever someone sells, the same 10% fee applies. And again, more yield flows to nodes.

This cycle doesn’t break when markets turn (upwards or downwards). It accelerates.

Each trade feeds the next. Buyers become holders. Holders may become sellers, contributing 10% on their way out. And when markets drop, lower prices present more accessible entry points for new buyers. This again drives participation and transactions (volume), generating more yield.

This is the flywheel that traditional yield farming can’t replicate.

Excessive price dependence is the Achilles’ heel of most yield systems. They need prices to go up for you to earn. But when markets crash, two things collapse at once: your token value and your yield payouts.

Besides losing money, you also lose the mechanism that was supposed to compensate for the risk you’re taking by participating in such price-dependent yield systems. Your yield disappears when you need it the most.

That’s not the case with Seasons, because here your yield doesn’t come from short-term price action. Here, nodes benefit from real activity, from participation (i.e., volume and velocity), which works regardless of which way the markets move.

And because each transaction strengthens the system (by either bringing in new participants or re-engaging existing ones), your position as a Seasons node becomes more valuable over time, not less. Bull or bear, we don’t care.

Whether they realize it or not, yield seekers typically make directional bets they have no real control over. All they can do is hope the markets move in their favor. That’s speculation dressed up as value generation.

As a Seasons node, you’re not betting on direction (or clinging to hopium).

You’re positioned to own the time-tested business model of large financial institutions, capturing value from trade-induced fees and network effects.

You gain access to a positive flywheel in which transactions flow through the protocol under any market conditions.

Every trade — whether you do it or someone else does — strengthens your position. Every little action matters. Every fee contributes to the system’s growth. Everything compounds.

This way, Seasons goes way beyond yield farming. It gives you network ownership in the truest sense of the term. It’s win-win-win by design, where the protocol grows with its community, not at its cost. All for one, and one for all.

Become a Seasons node. $SEAS the yield.

👉 Start here: https://jup.ag/tokens/7GdpaeSzvkx1a78rRkU11KstM1x8naMmMmmpWQnQSEAS

👇 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/the-network-effect-how-every-trade-compounds-your-yield