It's not to complain so much but with eth rising, why do you think so many of the assets are nose diving if the player base is increasing so much? I know you have a Splinterlands tin foil hat over there.
To clarify, are you asking about Parallel assets nose diving or Splinterlands assets? ETH is up ~50% for the year whereas PRIME is up ~30% so it is slightly lagging there. I do think there are bot issues inflating DAU numbers in Parallel at the moment, but because the ecosystem is a blend of both web2 and web3 play, it is hard to track exactly what the bot farms' endgame is. There are definitely some farming battlepass mints, but even those seem to be less than a few hundred bots and the total global mints are ~1000, which isn't alarming. Given that the saleable battlepass mint prices are trending much lower than the glint/USD cost of the battlepass, one could only imagine that the win-trading between bot farms is allowing for some PRIME rewards to slip through the team's enforcement/banning policies and allowing it to be feasible to continue the botting. Given all of this, it seems something needs to give here. Either the players and/or PRIME prices increase which should send meta card assets also to higher prices, or we're part of the slowest rug of all time. I don't think the latter is a logical conclusion
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I didnt know about this promo card. Is it still available? 😅
I'm not sure if it is still available, but you can try: parallel.life/faucet/A90FF0
i hope it is
@SteveR82_Splinterlands it is. I got it earlier today.
It's not to complain so much but with eth rising, why do you think so many of the assets are nose diving if the player base is increasing so much? I know you have a Splinterlands tin foil hat over there.
To clarify, are you asking about Parallel assets nose diving or Splinterlands assets? ETH is up ~50% for the year whereas PRIME is up ~30% so it is slightly lagging there. I do think there are bot issues inflating DAU numbers in Parallel at the moment, but because the ecosystem is a blend of both web2 and web3 play, it is hard to track exactly what the bot farms' endgame is. There are definitely some farming battlepass mints, but even those seem to be less than a few hundred bots and the total global mints are ~1000, which isn't alarming. Given that the saleable battlepass mint prices are trending much lower than the glint/USD cost of the battlepass, one could only imagine that the win-trading between bot farms is allowing for some PRIME rewards to slip through the team's enforcement/banning policies and allowing it to be feasible to continue the botting. Given all of this, it seems something needs to give here. Either the players and/or PRIME prices increase which should send meta card assets also to higher prices, or we're part of the slowest rug of all time. I don't think the latter is a logical conclusion