I took out about 50% of my investment in Defi Empires before starting to compound and buy more adventurers. With Fisherman Joe and The Piggy Garden I only took out 10% of my investment in the same time, because the price was dropping hard from day 1 for me and it was not giving great returns, unlike Defi Empires. And with Drip I was never able to enter my position into the contract so I had to sell at a loss again (due to the 10% fees I ended up with 30% less within one day).
None of these things (shall we really call them games?) are sustainable. Maybe Defi Empires 2.0 but I doubt it. Growing protocol-owned-liquidity is the way to go, creating a forever yield, like Polycub does. It hasn't really proven itself in the long-run yet but the concept makes sense. I am already working on ideas how to implement for the Cartel and 1UP.
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