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Press Release Like Bitcoin, there are four seasonal tokens – {16 Spring, Summer, Fall and
. Winter – are generated by proof-of-work mining and go through periodic half-lives that become harder to obtain over time; every nine months, the production rate of one of the tokens is cut in half. That token goes from being produced at the fastest rate of the four tokens to being produced at the slowest rate.
Summer tokens are currently produced at a rate of one every 4.3 seconds; on March 6, that rate will drop to one every 8.6 seconds. Summer tokens, currently the least expensive of the four, are expected to become the most expensive in the coming months as the market adjusts to the reduced supply.
This process has already happened oncein the past,after the Spring halving in June 2022; Spring was the cheapest token before the halving and then became the most expensive. Analysis of historical data shows that the relative price of tokens tends to reflect the time required to mine them. Tokens that take twice as long to mine tend to be twice as expensive.
With the halving of the price, the era of abundant summer tokens comes to an end. A new era begins, with fewer and fewer Summer tokens and Autumn tokens being the most abundant of the four, with the Autumn Half taking place in December, followed by Winter tokens being the fastest to be produced.
Investors have only a short window of time left to get their Summer Tokens while they are plentiful. Once summer tokens are produced every 4.3 seconds, future investors will have no chance to purchase summer tokens. Like Bitcoin, early investors in Seasonal Tokens will be able to purchase them when they are plentiful, while later investors will be able to purchase them when they are comparatively scarce.
Unlike Bitcoin, tokens provide a way for existing investors to increase their holdings over time. Because prices cycle slowly through each other, investors can gain more tokens over time by exchanging more expensive tokens for less expensive tokens, which later become the most expensive, allowing investors to trade again. exchanging summer tokens for springs before the June half-life. Investors who have exchanged their Spring tokens for Summer tokens before the June half-life have increased the total number of tokens they own, and those Spring tokens can be exchanged for even more Summer tokens today.
By constantly exchanging tokens for another type of token, an investor can guarantee that the total number of tokens invested will increase with each transaction. This allows the value of the investment to grow over time without relying on long-term price appreciation.
This form of investment is well known in traditional asset markets and is calledseasonal investing. Instead of betting on the success of a business, investors can profit from predictions.
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