My transition from full time Splinterlands player to full time investor is complete

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Earlier today, I talked about how I intend to focus all my energy on playing Gods Unchained. I didn't realise how much of a challenge it was going to be but I'm relishing the experience.

In that post, I talked about how I also intend to become a full time Splinterlands investor in the process. What this means is that I'll basically be focusing my attention on the other aspects of earning from Splinterlands.

Recently, I put in some DEC/Swap.Hive Lp tokens in a tribal Dex pool. That in turn led to doubling the SPS points that I originally earned.

The beauty of that aforementioned liquidity pool move is that I also get to earn tiny liquidity pool rewards in the process. It's actually awesome that we can also use liquidity pools on Hive without the ridiculous accompanying gas fees we'd pay on other networks.

Investor mindset

So, the point of talking about the Liquidity pool move is to highlight that I'm going to focus my energy on different ways I can make profit through Splinterlands.

SPlinterlands has evolved into a huge platform that offers a variety of ways to profit from your assets. However, you need to think strategy, if you intend to maximise your experience.

For that reason, I'll be taking notes from other investors and experimenting with different techniques as well. One way that I've already figured out is the rentals market but the problem with that one is that it requires a lot of maintenance to ensure that you're up to speed.

I am 100% up to the task though, so I will always ensure that I'm doing it right. The moment you let something fly over your head, you could find yourself making less profit than you should be.

For me, making profit is the new game I'll be playing in Splinterlands and because it's passive, I won't have to spend too much time on it. This will free up time for me to explore Gods Unchained and get ahead in playing something else.

The introduction of new monsters to the game really gave me something to think about. I played some battles and really contemplated coming back, but GU has helped me calm down.

So now I'm just going to be buying packs, holding some, opening some and selling some, at the right market price. Don't get me wrong, I'll still dedicate time towards the game but it won't be as much as I usually do.

My love for Splinterlands is still there, evident in the fact that I'm still going to be stacking credits towards the general sale. I'll also be leveling up most of the new monsters I received from Chaos packs and then putting them up for rent.

I'm not leaving the game, I'm just not going to participate in ranked battles anymore. I have a responsibility to my guild, so I'll be contributing towards buildings and our arena.

The only problem is that there's only one way to earn merits and buy gladius monsters, and that's through guild brawls, so that might just be a sacrifice I have to make. I'll participate in brawls from time to time but not as frequently as I used to before.

Anyway, taking some time away from Splinterlands battles frees up spare time for me to play other games and potentially expand my play to earn portfolio. Right now, I'm exploring Gods Unchained and so far so good, I'm loving the experience.

I already won my first battle and have figured out how battles work. It will take some time before I earn but I'm ready to wait.

Anyway, for now, my Splinterlands earnings will predominantly come from airdrops and rentals. I'll be reinvesting the profit into my deck by buying more assets that will invariably earn me more money.


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The beauty of that aforementioned liquidity pool move is that I also get to earn tiny liquidity pool rewards in the process. It's actually awesome that we can also use liquidity pools on Hive without the ridiculous accompanying gas fees we'd pay on other networks.

My Hive gaming experience never made it past Rising Star and DCity, but these investing-related discussions are important for novice and intermediate Hivians who may not be aware of the various DeFi aspects on chain. I haven't approached liquidity pools either... and I must say I really appreciate this little bit of insight. Cheers. :)

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For that reason, I'll be taking notes from other investors and experimenting with different techniques as well.

You can save a lot of gas fees by having nothing to do with Ethereum.

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I've had to take a lot of time away from Splinterlands to focus on Gods Unchained too. So hard to balance.

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It would be nice if you write simple tutorials on how to participate in your profit-making strategies for splinter. I'd like to earn passively but don't really know how to do it.

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Blockchain gaming is a living now and earning assets as NFTs simply makes any player an investor. That with a specific mindset and maximizing earnings ensures great daily finances.

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You are a busy bee.
Making money from play2earn is the point where blockchain meets gamers.
Keep on updating us in the community

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Thanks bro. I'll do my best

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This strategy of yours is great, rentals is something I will be getting into after the general sale

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Recently, I put in some DEC/Swap.Hive Lp tokens in a tribal Dex pool. That in turn led to doubling the SPS points that I originally earned.

Did you not double your investment for that and in the end have the same value? The plus is the LP reward, but please bear in mind the loss that can come with the pool.


I'm doing something almost like you, trying to put all on autopilot. I'm buying a lot of cards and packs and try to rent some as some are used for playing.

Brawls are very good for the cards that will be probably be used for the land expansion. I try to get as many as it gets for this.

Some !PIZZA for you my friend!!!

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Didn't really lose much. I already had hive that was just sitting in my wallet, so it technically felt like I doubled my SPS points

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:)

it was only a hint, that it might be dangerous in the long run to see it as a win, when it bears a lot of risks.

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