genesis mainnet @playcambria is definitely one of the most challenging things i've had to design yet. there's a seemingly infinite amount of pitfalls when starting a permanent onchain game economy. seasons are comparatively easy, just reset the eco after it all ends. instead of trying to ship a grand, uber-complex digital country on day 1 (w/ the 3-4k online we had in past seasons), we're going to be starting small (supply capped) with a select group of initial "citizens" that will have gated access to the core asset loops, before layering on the rest for the broader "population" count. think this mirrors the development arc of a newly founded country pretty well (think the very early colonists of the New World). need some way for the initial cohort to self-select - for early settlers it was the risk / hardship, here we have to add some explicit controls. none of this will be a free lunch that you can just freely take profit from, initial group will also take upfront risk. the eco is designed to be intentionally resilient to a wide range of inflow scenarios (e.g. peak hype -> slowdown -> back to hype). limiting the scope of wave 1 helps us plan better for wave 2, wave 3, etc. as we ride the momentum / hype cycle.

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