DEC vs SPS - why two tokens?
I cant still understand why a new token was created in Splinterland. As for the game economy goes, it dilutes both assets, splitting the use cases. The DEC token lost a lot of its function when it could be used in the same way the SPS token has been introduced. And there is a risk: the SPS can collapse after the Caos Legion sales ends.
To avoid selling DECs and lowering the price, we should have staking options for it as well.
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why not? xD
The best for Splinterlands is to have a strong token, so it can attract more users. The internet was taken by storm with several NFT play to earn games, growing day by daym so the competition is becoming harder. With only DEC as the main currency, that you could stake if you wanted, it would surely rise in price if it had this functionality and could redeem vouchers. Instead, we are presented to a new token. Its a lose-lose situation, as both tokens get their use diluted.
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