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The Seer economy
Two units: $SEER for participation and staking, SCC for intelligence and tokenized stocks.
An economy around financial infrastructure
Seer provides financial evidence, Aura forecasting, portfolio analysis, authorized execution and settlement coordination to agents. Its economic model pays for those services and accounts separately for native trading and profit-linked rewards.
The workspace and agent lineup are access paths to that infrastructure. The token and credit systems connect participation, service consumption and eligible reward value without making those balances financially interchangeable.
$SEER and SCC
| Unit | How it is obtained | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| $SEER | Acquired and held as the ecosystem token. | Participation in eligible staking under the program rules. |
| Seer Capital Credits (SCC) | Allocated through Stake-to-Stock. | Payment for intelligence services and eligible tokenized-stock purchases, with redemption under the program terms. |
One credit, more than one use
SCC is the credit unit across Seer. The same balance can fund Aura intelligence, subscriptions, individual analyses and supported tools, or be applied to eligible tokenized stocks.
A subscription is an access plan. A service budget is a spending limit. Neither introduces another token or credit currency.
The role of $SEER
Seer brings financial intelligence, agent tools and capital allocation into one platform. $SEER is the ecosystem token used to participate in Stake-to-Stock. Eligible stakers receive rewards in Seer Capital Credits, which can be used for supported intelligence services, tokenized-stock purchases or redemption.
Using Seer and staking $SEER are separate choices. A user can pay for research without staking. Holding or staking tokens does not give an agent permission to trade or change a user’s account settings.
Where rewards come from
The reward model links eligible staking to Seer’s own trading results. Seer allocates its own capital to strategies developed and evaluated with Seer’s intelligence. The reward pool receives 10% of eligible realized net trading profits under the treasury policy.
That percentage is a share of eligible profits, not a return on the amount staked. Subscription revenue, service payments, trading volume and unrealized gains are not automatically part of the reward calculation.
From participation to use
Stake $SEER under the program rules. When rewards are allocated, receive SCC. Choose whether to spend eligible credits on intelligence, apply their value to a tokenized-stock purchase or request redemption. Each step has its own balance and transaction record, so a reward allocation is distinguishable from a completed purchase or withdrawal.
Reading this section
The following pages explain how the Seer economy works and the relationship between its balances. Participation, reward calculation and redemption follow the applicable program terms. Daily crediting does not guarantee a daily reward, and the value of an investment purchased with credits can change.