Thanks to @solanaspaces for involving me in this. ⚡ I'll be at the NYCC collectors event with a bunch of Solana merch (and Acacia goodies). Make sure to come check it out!

Almost 100% of the revenue generated by The Seekers so far has gone back to holders, rewards, or the Sentinels Community Multisig. SNS 300 subdomains × $5 = $1,500 Royalties 31 SOL × 5% = 1.55 SOL SNS sales helped cover the initial airdrop. Royalties helped fund community rewards. And the model keeps expanding: • 10% of all Seeker domain revenue goes to the Sentinels Multisig SNS.id/sub-registrar/theseek… • 10% of all "The Seekers Tee" revenue goes to the Sentinels Multisig Shop.Acaciaverse.com I launched this project with $0 budget. In just a year, we’ve built: Readers for our webnovels. Players for our game. Collectors of our digital assets. Fans willing to buy physical merchandise. A community participating directly in the ecosystem. And we did it without asking people to finance a promise. No initial budget. No mint price. Free webnovels. Free digital collectibles. I think crypto communities should be built around real products first. Too many projects were allowed to sell the dream before proving the product. Our approach is different. Buy physical merchandise because you actually want the merchandise—and you may receive a digital collectible alongside it. Collect those assets, then use them inside TheSeekers.app to play, progress, compete and earn rewards. The collectible isn't the product. The IP is the product. The stories are the product. The game is the product. The merch is the product. The digital collectible connects them. That creates the full circle: Read → Collect → Wear → Play → Earn → Participate No dependency on a mint. No need to manufacture speculation. Just an entertainment ecosystem where every piece makes the others more valuable. And we've already proven the model can work. Imagine it at scale. Acacia 2027. IP Supercycle.