My partnership with SEED project has come to an end and all things considered, I think it is for the best. I and 
The decision means that all the Splinterlands assets that were previously delegated to me from the SEED project have now been undelegated. The consensus was that moving them into rentals would provide more value for the project.
I have to say that I really enjoyed the deal while it lasted and even though it sucks to no longer be able to play with those monsters that I grew very attached to, I understand that it is for the best. Following that decision, my participation in Splinterlands ranked battles will temporarily be halted.
The change in the reward system in Splinterlands was a big part of the reason why we decided to make the switch. It was not an easy decision for both parties but I completely understand it.
In that period, I did my best to generate as much value as possible and brawled my ass off against the stiff competition. I earned packs, monsters and tokens that I split with the SEED project according to the preset sharing ratio.
At the end of the day, I'm grateful for the opportunity to work with SEED and I'll always be available for more collaborations. SEED trusted me with a valuable deck of cards, upgraded some monsters at my behest and generally made life better for us.
For what it's worth, the collaboration with SEED project was kindness on top of kindness. After buying out my deck to enable me to raise funds for our relocation, the monsters were all then delegated to me and that was what I was using to participate in ranked battles. It was a double bill of blessings for me and while it has come to an end, all I have is gratitude for the opportunity.
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Even though the Splinterlands arrangement has come to an end, I am still open to collaborating with SEED project for any other purpose. Outside playing Splinterlands, I consider myself an efficient copywriter, community manager, meme maker and shitposter. These are some important skills to have in the crypto industry.
I'd like to add that I am open to more collaborations outside of the SEED project. I can work with a variety of crypto and non-crypto projects, offering trustworthiness, efficiency, and transparency in all my dealings.
I've written thousands of articles on Hive with versatility that I can apply to pretty much any topic of choice. I have done numerous freelance jobs with people like 
I am also an efficient community manager and moderator for your project. The Hive Naija Community and the Hive FPL football community are two projects that I have embarked on. I am also one of the community moderators in Leofinance's Splinterlands community.
So, if you need anybody with my skillset in your project, please contact me either through the comment section or reach me through Twitter.
