Hello @orosos here!
So you started playing Splinterlands. You read something about playing to earn and getting fast profits. Hate to break it to you but something like that is not going to happen fast or without work.
First things first Splinterlands is a game to it's core, devs are working to make an enjoyable game not a fast money machine for everyone. It's okay wanting to get money from playing a game, who doesn't? The thing is that if you don't have the right mind set this will affect your earnings. What I mean by that? It is pretty simple the game was made for TCG players and collectors it wasn't made for investors if you can't think like a collector or TCG player you are bount to not reaching your 100% potential profits.
If you don't play the game you will never understand why mylor's price is so high or why armorsmith's price is ~7.70$ although it is a common card. You have to spend time in the game, the market doesn't move only based on the rarity of the cards but also on their usefulness in game. Personally I keep cards also based on their lore though I don't have many or something:'). If a card's lore is intriguing or very special I want to keep it because it is like keeping a piece of the Splinterlands story.
My point is you should focus on having fun with the game not the profits if you enjoy the game profits will make their way to you one way or the other Splinterlands has a lot of room to improve and you joined at the beginning have patience and fun playing SL.
That was all for now see you in my next post and don't forget to take place in this week's giveaway it is not much but still it's a freebie who says no to freebies:3
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