Wallet Management
The Wallet app manages your Seedling's personal finances, tracking income and expenses while enabling participation in your society's economy.
Understanding SeedCoin
Primary Currency: SeedCoin serves as the main currency for all economic transactions within and between societies in SEED.
Transaction Tracking: The Wallet app maintains a complete record of all financial activity, including income sources and spending categories.
Economic Participation: SeedCoin enables your Seedling to purchase goods, services, and participate fully in society's economic activities.
Income and Expenses
Income Sources: Your Seedling can earn SeedCoin through employment, selling crafted goods, providing services, or trading resources with other players.
Expense Categories: Money goes toward essential needs (food, water, housing), quality of life improvements (entertainment, social activities), and investments in future opportunities.
Balance Monitoring: Regular checking of the current balance helps ensure your Seedling can afford necessary expenses and planned activities.
Financial Planning: Understanding income patterns and spending habits enables better long-term financial decision-making.
Transfer System
Transaction Recipients: Send money to other Seedlings you have relationships with, businesses operating in your society, or your society's government accounts.
Transfer Process: Select the recipient from available contacts, enter the amount, add optional transaction notes, and confirm the transfer.
Business Payments: Use the transfer system to purchase goods and services from other players' businesses or hire them for specific work.
Financial Management
Spending Coordination: The game includes a daily budget system that controls autonomous spending on services and entertainment.
Income Optimization: Focus on activities and skills that provide steady income while supporting your Seedling's overall life goals.
Expense Control: Monitor spending patterns to identify areas where money management could be improved.
Emergency Reserves: Maintain some savings to handle unexpected expenses or opportunities that arise.
Economic Strategy
Skill Investment: Consider spending money on learning and skill development that leads to better employment opportunities and higher income.
Social Investment: Allocate funds for social activities and relationship building, as strong connections often lead to economic opportunities.
Community Participation: Engage with your society's economy through purchases, employment, and business activities that benefit both personal and community development.
Long-term Planning: Balance immediate needs with investments in future income potential and quality of life improvements.
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