Multidimensional Shifts

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Greetings, Fellow NFT Traders and Hodlers!

Bringing a recap of my recently new and tough experience in the NFT games assets management which has taught me hard and not cheap lessons on possibilities missed and wrong moves. In retrospect, I could have and I should have done much better during the calendar year that is about to slip away for good.

In short, I was mostly joining after the spikes of things, after the best airdrop moments, chasing at fast-moving tendencies...knowingly

Why?

Well, I decided to forget the past and join as early as I could...from now on. Having thrown away the first chance, I would go more stubbornly into the next one and wait for a few years if I have to.

Mining the in-game assets from this point onward and waiting for their future.

So, investments made late in relation to the external economy were aimed at the internal economy. The rent-a-card feature was new to me and a chance to play an owner. A cardlord? in tiny amounts but that is the beauty of it, isn't it? You can be a cardlord with minimum amounts.

Well, what would minimum be in my case?


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Staked SPS, currently worth above 700 USD but dropping in value;

DEC, currently worth about 300 USD but slightly dropping;

A card collection, currently worth about 1100 USD and slightly dropping...

Increasing one, then directing its flow into the other, gaining still another one...it's a multidimensional movement of interconnected funds. One up, three down. Then the reverse. Or another splendid mix of conditions and results.

Losing some funds while learning the flow of it is a sacrifice, I am currently willing to make and able to afford...

More than 2 k USD in total. If someone had told me a couple of years ago that I would have the funds and the guts to kind of lock 2 k worth of USD into such a position, I would have laughed.

This mines about 3 to 4 USD worth of assets per day, which I then reinvest into new CL packs...trying to grow that collection and go to another level...gradually, over time, before the SPS airdrop phase is over and...before the remaining promo card drops resolve. One phase too late again.

Well, during the pre-sale, I did not have the liquid hive and other funds needed to increase my buy rate.

But here's the thing...I am late...in general...because of related news getting late to me. Because I am not following recent developments and so I act on delayed info. And that...is a bad habit.

There are two ways to change the outcomes of that...

Act less or know more. In advance.

The most important challenge for next year shall be changing my learning and acting rhythm.

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Peace and Prosperity!

Yours,

Manol

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I am sorry to hear it hasn't worked out how you hoped so far. As bad as getting in late can be, you also could have gotten in early, but sold a lot of your stuff before the big pump happened. That is what happened to me. I am still doing okay with my deck, but it still bugs me the hindsight of knowing I should have held on longer.

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Thanks, but I was there, too. I was there when starter packs contained all five Beta summoners, I had some of those leveled higher, I sold some cards for mere cents...A rough estimate of a small house thrown away due to impatience. Patience is the greatest lesson I keep not learning. Until I do. Late, more often than not.

The real deal is, though, I am not sure when and if my mind will finally cross that line.

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Yeah, I sold pretty much all of my alpha cards... Oye!

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The part about things like this, is it's not always upwards. I quit playing Splinterlands once for various reasons but that's when things were just getting started. Had I known things would be worth what they are today, I wouldn't have quit but that's the thing with life. Things happen and we don't know what comes and goes but participating is good to do at least.

Keep up the work in the game and you can potentially have an opportunity in the future to take advantage of these investments. It's a lot on the Splinterlands team but they've been quite creative so far on keeping interest in the game. I think in a few weeks, once the general sale is underway or over (depending on how fast things sell out lol) I think the team will release another good announcement that will drive more investment into it.

One thing I made sure to do is take profits when I could, so you have hope to get to that place I think!

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Milestones can be tricky sometimes. They can make you overextend in a not ideal moment. Like getting to a certain amount of vouchers dropped, a certain amount of DEC from rentals, or...a certain level of collection power so that you could earn on higher leagues. I think I got all three kinds of overextending incentives.

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