A real-world reference
Users can understand the pricing principle without studying a complicated token valuation formula.
Why 1 SEED costs
about 2 BigMacs?
Seeder uses a familiar real-world reference point instead of an abstract pricing formula. The standard price of one SEED is set at twice the average price of a Big Mac in the United States, as reported by the Big Mac Index.
Current benchmark
Standard SEED price
1 SEED = 12.44 USD
One SEED pays for one permanent encrypted-text storage operation within the Seeder ecosystem.
United States Big Mac average
6.22 USD
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Standard SEED price
12.44 USD
The reference price may be reviewed when the underlying published Big Mac Index data changes. SEED purchased earlier remains valid for one future storage operation regardless of later price adjustments.
Important pricing clarification
The Big Mac reference is used only to establish an initial project pricing point for the Seeder service. It does not create a peg, price-stability mechanism, redemption right or any obligation to maintain the price of SEED in relation to the Big Mac Index, the price of a Big Mac, any currency, asset or other reference value. This pricing approach may be changed or discontinued in the future. It should not be understood as a guarantee or promise of the present or future value of SEED.
A price people understand
Why use the Big Mac Index?
The Big Mac Index translates an abstract economic value into something familiar. A Big Mac is widely recognised, has a measurable average price and provides a simple way to explain the approximate value of one permanent storage operation.
Clear service value
One SEED always represents one encrypted-text storage operation in the Seeder environment.
Long-term usability
Previously purchased SEED remains usable even when the standard sale price changes later.
Simple service pricing
One token. One permanent record.
SEED is a service token used to pay for permanent encrypted-text storage. It is not presented as an investment product.
1 SEED
Pays for one encrypted text stored as one permanent record.
Immutable storage
A stored record cannot be edited or deleted. Creating another record requires another SEED.
Transaction included
Seeder covers the required on-chain transaction as part of the storage operation.
No expiration
An unused SEED does not lose its right to pay for one future storage operation.
Historical benchmark
United States Big Mac price history
The chart presents the United States local-price observations used for the Seeder pricing reference.
Current reference observation: July 2026 — $6.22
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