Why is the TEN Permanent Reserve so important? π
In this purely illustrative chart, we show how the Permanent Reserve flywheel is designed to work over time.
π΄ Red: TEN deposited or donated to the Reserve.
π’ Green: TEN accumulated through PAR holder rewards.
π΅ Blue:
$NET earned through
$PAR rewards and later swapped into additional
$TEN.
The key is that the green and blue layers don't simply add TEN to the Reserve once.
Every new TEN accumulated through
@pardotfamily rewards or acquired by swapping NET becomes part of the Reserve balance and can itself participate in future PAR reward distributions.
That creates the compounding effect: More TEN β more potential rewards β more TEN β larger Reserve β more TEN participating in the next distributions.
Community donations can accelerate the process, but the most interesting part is that the Reserve is designed to compound on its own activity over time.
As the Reserve grows, the flywheel can become progressively stronger, permanently moving an increasing amount of TEN out of sellable circulation.
The chart is not a projection or promise of future returns β it's simply a visual explanation of why time and compounding matter so much to the Permanent Reserve mechanism.
TEN goes in. TEN doesn't come out. And every TEN accumulated can help the Reserve earn the next one.
10/10. ππ