Real on-chain token
SEED is issued on Sui and appears in the user's compatible wallet after purchase.
SEED is the service token used to pay for storing encrypted text through Seeder. It is a real on-chain token issued on Sui and designed for one clear purpose: paying for a complete encrypted-record storage operation.
The price includes the complete Seeder service and the related blockchain transaction costs. The user does not need to pay a separate Sui gas fee.
SEED is a practical payment unit for the Seeder ecosystem. It does not contain a recovery phrase, provide access to encrypted data or represent ownership in Seeder. Its purpose is to pay for storing one encrypted text record on the Sui blockchain.
SEED is issued on Sui and appears in the user's compatible wallet after purchase.
Every new encrypted text written to the blockchain is a separate immutable record and requires 1 SEED.
Seeder manages the service-wallet transaction and covers the associated Sui gas cost.
Users can purchase SEED directly through the Seeder environment. The available payment methods depend on the connected payment provider and may include payment cards, stablecoins and other supported cryptocurrencies.
Buy one SEED when you need to store one encrypted text record.
Larger purchases may receive a lower unit price. This is a direct quantity discount, not an increase in the number of records covered by each token.
Purchases above the standard checkout limit may be completed through a dedicated smart-contract workflow inside the user's administration. Special terms may also be available for qualifying purchases of 200 SEED or more.
SEED moves through a continuous service lifecycle. The user purchases and holds the token, spends it on one storage operation, and the used token returns to the Seeder service wallet.
Purchase SEED using one of the currently supported payment methods.
The purchased token is visible in the user's compatible Sui wallet.
One SEED authorizes Seeder to write one new encrypted text record to Sui.
The blockchain write is completed from the Seeder service wallet, with gas included in the service price.
After use, the SEED token is transferred to the Seeder issuer wallet and can be reused for future service operations.
A blockchain record is treated as a permanent entry. Updating an existing encrypted text is not part of the model.
The stored blockchain entry cannot be removed through Seeder. Users should store only properly encrypted text.
Storing a revised or replacement encrypted text creates a new blockchain record and requires another 1 SEED.
After purchase, SEED is held by the user. Unused tokens may be transferred peer-to-peer through the supported smart-contract process.
Seeder does not position SEED as an exchange-traded investment or speculative asset. It is designed as a service token for paying for operations within the Seeder ecosystem. Seeder does not plan to provide exchange or swap trading for SEED.
The smallest transferable and usable unit is 1 SEED. Fractional SEED is not used for paying for storage operations.
In addition to the nine referral-level allocations, an amount equivalent to 0.01 SEED from a qualifying SEED sale may be allocated from Seeder's sales margin to a dedicated project fund.
This allocation represents a share of project revenue. It does not give SEED holders ownership, voting rights, profit participation or a claim against Seeder.
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