The $seconds protocol in my prediction will end up being one of the busiest on @base.
Every second is an opportunity for someone out there to mint more. And yet, the long-term supply is capped by time itself, ensuring it doesn't get out of hand. With each year that passes, the total number of $seconds relative to all that exist before decreases in proportion.
Similar in principal to the halving in Bitcoin.
I'm very curious to see how this evolves in coming days, weeks, months and years. As someone who has been into crypto for a long time, I like things that make me stop and think, and then even more if they leave me pondering like this one does.
$Seconds, while still only being a 90K MC cap coin and still in the shadows (it is early days), does this for me.
I hope to one day see a future where every $second mint is a hard fought battle. But a battle that is inherently accessible by all, because holding the coin is what allows you to compete.
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