~28.51% Director APY.
Paid in gold, Bitcoin and dollars.
Up from ~24.14% just two rounds ago.
Nobody had to do anything for it πͺ»
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
Seasons just crossed 1 Bitcoin paid out in yield π
Yield #93 pushed lifetime BTC distributions to 1.01 BTC, next to 17.08 oz of gold and ~$100k in jlUSDC.
Always liquid. Always earning. π
$SEAS | Infrastructure for internet-native cash flow
Seasonsβ next phase of growth, featured on HackerNoon. π±
From expanding Node participation to strengthening our yield infrastructure, weβre building for what comes next. πͺ
Read the full story π
hackernoon.com/inside-seasonβ¦
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
The cheaper seat is the emptier one.
π Builder Yield #8: 114 Builder nodes
π Round #92: 385 Director nodes
Directors outnumber Builders 3.4 to 1.
π± 1,000 SEAS gets you in. Sunday claims move you up.
I'd rather start in the smaller room.
Seasons just crossed 1 Bitcoin paid out in yield π
Yield #93 pushed lifetime BTC distributions to 1.01 BTC, next to 17.08 oz of gold and ~$100k in jlUSDC.
Always liquid. Always earning. π
$SEAS | Infrastructure for internet-native cash flow
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
Builders now out-earn August's Directors.
Builders now out-earn August's Directors.
Claim day.
π Full network APY, early August: 10β13% (Seasons blog)
π± Builder Yield #8: ~17.59%
The cheaper tier now beats the top tier's August rate.
That's the trend.
Claim it, keep it, let next Sunday pay on a bigger stack.
Builders now out-earn August's Directors.
Builders now out-earn August's Directors.
Claim day.
π Full network APY, early August: 10β13% (Seasons blog)
π± Builder Yield #8: ~17.59%
The cheaper tier now beats the top tier's August rate.
That's the trend.
Claim it, keep it, let next Sunday pay on a bigger stack.
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
Builders now out-earn August's Directors.
Claim day.
π Full network APY, early August: 10β13% (Seasons blog)
π± Builder Yield #8: ~17.59%
The cheaper tier now beats the top tier's August rate.
That's the trend.
Claim it, keep it, let next Sunday pay on a bigger stack.
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
Round #93 is on the record.
Print day. @SeasonsDEFI paid Directors again:
πΈ $7,553.72 to 387 nodes
π ~28.51% network APY
#92 was ~24.02%. October opened at ~20.28%.
Nodes: 371 at #87, 387 now.
Highest round I've logged. That's strong.
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
πͺ» Yield #93 Distributed πͺ»
πΈ Amount: $7,553.72
π Nodes: 387
π± APY: ~28.51%
Gold π‘ BTC π jlUSDc π’
0.56853 0.02820 2,834.92
________________________________
π° Director LTE: $366,944.81
β³ Next Distribution: 10/28/2026
πͺ» Own a liquidity stream by Holding 10k+ SEAS balance*πͺ»
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
Behind every round is a small team that doesn't sleep much.
Thank you for building this with us.
πͺ» Yield #93 Distributed πͺ»
πΈ Amount: $7,553.72
π Nodes: 387
π± APY: ~28.51%
Gold π‘ BTC π jlUSDc π’
0.56853 0.02820 2,834.92
________________________________
π° Director LTE: $366,944.81
β³ Next Distribution: 10/28/2026
πͺ» Own a liquidity stream by Holding 10k+ SEAS balance*πͺ»
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
Every Sunday I do the same thing.
Hit claim. Take the solana:7GdpaeSzvkx1a78rRkU11KstM1x8naMmMmmpWQnQSEAS. Leave it where it is.
No chart decides that. No mood does either.
@SeasonsDEFI pays Builders weekly at 0.8x the network rate. Claim #9 is two days out, and it joins the other eight.
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
How a Builder node works, start to finish:
1οΈβ£ Hold 1,000 to 9,999 solana:7GdpaeSzvkx1a78rRkU11KstM1x8naMmMmmpWQnQSEAS, with 100+ contributed through TTT, the 10% transfer tax.
2οΈβ£ Earn at 0.8x the network rate, paid weekly in solana:7GdpaeSzvkx1a78rRkU11KstM1x8naMmMmmpWQnQSEAS.
3οΈβ£ Claim it every Sunday and keep it. At 10k the node becomes a Director.
Fine print I don't skip: round size follows volume, and the Inclusion Set is a team pick until the DAO goes live.
Seasons | $SEAS πͺ» retweeted
A claim is one thing. A record you can inspect is another.
In DeFi, yield figures can grab your attention. But understanding how a protocol delivers that yield is what makes the bigger picture more interesting.
This is where transparency matters.
With @SeasonsDEFI , the Terminal gives users access to distribution history and on-chain analytics, making it possible to explore how the protocol's yield distributions unfold over time.
Instead of stopping at a headline number, you can look deeper into the records behind the distributions and see how different assets contribute to the bigger picture.
Thatβs what makes on-chain transparency valuable: the story doesnβt end with a claim. People can explore the distribution history, follow the records, and get a clearer picture of how the protocol delivers on its model.
Because in DeFi, transparency means giving people more than something to believe in. It gives them something to look at, explore, and understand.
Start using terminal today: terminal.seasons.wtf
Let It Grow πͺ»
