Splinterlands: Being Vested In A Sophisticated Business Model

almost 2 years ago

Splinterlands have been shaping up nicely and this includes different and more incentives for playing the game. I've seen people who own over $100k of investment and the difference between these people and me is that they have more skin in the game. So this skin they have in the game makes them more intentional about the whole trajectory of the game.

They're whales, so they're more like the voice of check. Because they're hugely vested in, they're always on the lookout for the constant development in the reward system, the adoption rate of more real players, growth in retention of value and so many other things.

These things decide if they're to stay vested or not. The overall value rather and the ability of the project to become better in value is always the aim.

Creating A profitable Win-win Situation

The regular dip in price is something that will inevitably come and go but because the project itself can maintain and sustain its value, it can more or less guarantee better output over time. $100k is a lot of money and whoever is vested with such an amount of money would systematically seek for return on investment and how the level of continuity.

This is something splinterlands brings to the table. when a project can give a glimpse of a better and possible output it forestalls trust which brings a "win-win situation". The product itself has developed a model where the incentives to being vested are more than that of cashing out.

This isn't to say people aren't aiming to make a profit and withdraw their proceeds, they are, but in a different way. Some of the business models we have in the world are based on taking value but never replacing it, which is tantamount to "milking the cow" and never making efforts to fatten it.

Capital & Investment: A Vivid Disparity

The most sophisticated crypto business model is recreating value in a cyclical format, making it easier for people to slowly get wealthy while growing their stakes. This is why sometimes when people are incentivized in the best ways they're prepared to leave their money in a trusted system because of some possibilities that it'll talk about.

First of all, their stake at hand or in liquid and fiat form will give them the instant gratification of owning it, but it's not more than that. Unless this money is locked in a scheme, it doesn't generate any income for sustainable living. Now one's capital is the money they have at hand and unless it's vested it remains capital.

Having capital isn't enough because such amounts are prone to spending. Because we constantly need money to thrive, this is the main reason why we choose to be vested and live comfortably off the returns of investment on these projects we've built.

The Aim To Build A Sustainable ROI For One's Capital

Most splinterlands whales are vested in the project because they're hoping they can build a sustainable ROI that can be impactful to their finance over time. Due to this, the impact they hold is felt in the ways they act as voices of check for the project.

This is why blockchain projects rules. The system is empowered and built on the tethers of individuals vested in the project and its future. One of the reasons to believe in the future of splinterlands is how it's massively gotten external traction while built on the Hive blockchain.

People no longer need to individually build wealth for themselves, collectively they can, while building a sophisticated network of value around different niches and interests. The power of attaining a "win-win situation" is very important and this is deliberate in building a web 3 model.

Getting A CL Pack From Daily Quest.

Now talking about splinterlands, I managed to get a CL pack and a Pelacor Bandit as the rewards from playing my last daily quest of the season. This is probably the best I've ever gotten from my daily quest and it was amazing.

This is the second CL pack I'll be getting since I started playing in silver III and it's quite surprising because it's a daily quest and most times my expectations are towards something decent and nothing more. The CL PACK goes for over $2 but what's even more exciting is the prospect of opening it.

Now, I'm not saying there's a guarantee that the content of the pack will exceed $2 it can even be lower than that if I compare the value of the different cards inside it. However, I can decide to take the easier way by actually selling the pack for $2 but as I said earlier in my post, there's currently the incentive of holding it for the SPS airdrop rather than selling it and this makes it even better.

I'll be waiting for about 55 days to open it, but the better excitement is anticipating a better outcome